Work began in 1990 to transform Oller House into a headquarters for the Society.  Careful restoration of the house has restored Oller House to its former glory, at the same time adding special lighting for exhibits, an architecturally integrated handicap ramp, modern climate control, and updated kitchen facilities.  Sixteen rooms on three floors provide ample space for the Society to carry on its work.

A cluster of large, open rooms on the first floor is well-suited for private parties, weddings and receptions, speeches, seminars, exhibits, or meetings.  With its chestnut woodwork, magnificent winding staircase, several fireplaces, and high ceilings with Victorian light fixtures, the reception area is ideal for any gathering that calls for a special setting.

The Society is a non-profit organization staffed by volunteers.  Memberships and contributions make possible the on-going restoration of Oller House, maintenance of the library and facilities, and educational programs and exhibits.

For more information about Society activities, membership, its newsletter, or use of the Oller House, call 717-762-1747.  Oller House is open Wed 1-5, Thu 10-4, Fri 10-1, and Sat 10-4.