PSU students collaborate with Bellefonte nonprofit organizations.
Three teams of students will work all semester conducting research and developing a strategic communication plan that address needs of the organizations.
The Makery at the Museum – A New Creative Space for Bellefontea s Families
A space that connects our community to the art on display and to the artistic spirit in each other.
What the Heck Does ‘Bellefonte’ Really Mean?!?
The secret to keeping history alive is the history and folklore that goes with it continuing from generation to generation.
New self-guided tours let you navigate Bellefonte’s rich history
Three self-guided tours are ready and waiting for you in the 'Learn' section on Bellefonte.com
Axemann Brewery: Go Sip a Cold One with the Working Man’s Ghost
Once upon a time, men and women traveled here to work hard on a factory floor, making a bajillion brass rods a year. The temperatures were probably scorching, the noise deafening.
Airmail Pilot Charles H Ames – Lost to the Nittany Mountain range in 1925
In 2008, Donald Dale Jackson, wrote a story for Air and Space Magazine about Bellefontea s Air Mail history.
Everywhere You Look, Signs of Bellefonte History Continue
These days there are more tablets noting even more of Bellefonte's history on the way.
Local Historia visits with David Letterman, the owner of Bonfatto’s Italian Market and Corner Cafe.
Sharing over 100 years of history from tragedy to triumph.
Masonic Bellefonte bankers attended the funeral of President, William McKinley
Not only did they get into the church but were seated next to the coffin of President William McKinley and immediately facing the new president, Theodore Roosevelt.
The Mills Brothers & Bellefonte
These four guys with strong family roots spread all up under this town called Bellefonte, arguably did more for racial equality in the eyes of the world than any other musician or performer who had ever come before them.