We appreciate your support!
Here are a few ways you can help the project financially.
The Stanhope Schoolhouse, a project of the Pinegrove Historical Society, has made a lot of progress since we started the restoration of the one-room schoolhouse in October 2014. The money raised has been used for building restoration and maintenance, as well as educational efforts at the schoolhouse.
Our current goals include installing pendant light fixtures, working on foundation and basement restoration, completing some exterior work including restoration of the screens and reglazing windows, do landscaping, installing the schoolhouse bell, and providing educational programs for all ages. Volunteers continue to be used as much as possible to keep expenses to a minimum.
There are a number of ways to support the schoolhouse.
Monetary donation - a one time or monthly donation by check, funds from a retirement account, a memorial gift, or include the schoolhouse in your will.
Purchase - RADA cutlery and kitchen items, Inspiring Generations book, tote bags or t-shirts make great gifts
Make your check payable to
"Pinegrove Historical Society"
and note "Stanhope Schoolhouse Project" in the memo section.
Mail your check to:
Stanhope Schoolhouse Project,
c/o Pinegrove Historical Society,
PO Box 65, Pine Grove, PA 17963.
The Pinegrove Historical Society is a 501c3 organization.
Want to help, but can't afford a financial donation or purchase this year?
Check out the 15 volunteer opportunities and contact us to join our volunteer team.
Thanks for your support.
Rada Cutlery
Your purchase supports the Stanhope School Restoration Project. Choose from a variety of cutlery, utensils, pans, cook books and mixes.
The Tees are a big hit!
Get yours today!
When ordering please indicate size and style to determine availability.
Book Purchase
Where learning began, and history lives on...
Book purchase
Pinegrove Tote Bag
13" W x 10"D x 15"H with an inner bottom board to prevent wear. $10 (+ S & H if mailed). Note: Pinegrove is not mis-spelled. This is the historical spelling.