Arthur St. Clair Historic Preservation Awards Dinner
16oct5:45 pm8:00 pmArthur St. Clair Historic Preservation Awards Dinner
Event Details
The 2024 Arthur St. Clair Historic Preservation Award will be presented at the 24th Annual Arthur St. Clair Historic Preservation Awards Dinner on Wednesday, October 18, at Rizzo’s Banquet
Event Details
The 2024 Arthur St. Clair Historic Preservation Award will be presented at the 24th Annual Arthur St. Clair Historic Preservation Awards Dinner on Wednesday, October 18, at Rizzo’s Banquet Hall in Crabtree.
The St. Clair Award is presented to those individuals, organizations, businesses or educational institutions that have made a significant and sustainable contribution to the preservation of our historic places, documents, records or stories, and by doing so, are keeping alive Westmoreland County’s rich history and heritage for future generations.
The award is named in honor of Arthur St. Clair, an important figure in the founding of Westmoreland County. When the cause of the American Revolution beckoned, Arthur St. Clair answered that call and rose to the rank of Major General in the Continental Army. After the war he served as the president of Congress under the Articles of Confederation and as the first governor of the Northwest Territory.
2024 Awardees are: TBD
THANK YOU TO OUR CURRENT SPONSORS! If you are interested in sponsorship, please contact us at the number listed below.
Linda T. Assard,
Bulava Insurance Services,
Wylie and Marilyn Overly,
Monsignor William R. Rathgeb,
Seton Hill University,
St. Vincent Summer Theatre,
St. Vincent College,
Anonymous
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5:45 p.m. – Complimentary hors d’oeuvres and cash bar
6:30 p.m. – Buffet dinner
Tickets: $85.00/pp, includes full dinner
Please call: 724.836.1800 x210, to make reservations or to inquire about Sponsorship
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Rizzo's Malabar Inn
126 Rizzo Rd, Crabtree, PA,15624
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Learn to sew with Jessica Young of Penny River Costumes!
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$55 for Members | $65 for Non-Members
Spots are limited. Register here: https://westmorelandhistory.org/event-directory/historical-hand-sewing-workshop-with-penny-river-costumes-registration/
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