Sharon Hill Historical Society
Our Heritage. Our Story.
Founded in 1991, the Sharon Hill Historical Society was incorporated by a group of citizens whose main focus was to protect the historic railroad station — a treasured landmark and symbol of our borough’s rich history.
A Legacy of Dedication
For many years, our beloved Jean Silber documented borough life through the Historical Society newsletter, capturing the people, events, and progress of Sharon Hill until approximately 2017. Her work remains an invaluable part of our history.
A New Chapter Begins
Thanks to the leadership and support of Councilwoman Deidri Brabham and Council Chair Tanya Allen, the Sharon Hill Historical Society has been reawakened. Over the past 7–8 years, many positive things have happened in Sharon Hill. As a Society, we will include these activities in our upcoming newsletters and keep our community informed and engaged.
Our Mission Moving Forward
The Sharon Hill Historical Society is committed to:
- Continuing restoration efforts of the historic Sharon Hill train station.
- Documenting and preserving the evolving story of our borough.
- Supporting community initiatives, including beautification efforts alongside local leadership such as Councilman Hill.
- Expanding membership and community engagement.
- Reestablishing the Society as a vibrant, active part of Sharon Hill.
Upcoming Events and Activities
- Fourth of July Celebration: Visit our table and learn more about the Sharon Hill Historical Society.
- Adopt-a-Street Cleanup: Help us keep Sharon Hill beautiful by participating in community cleanup efforts.
- Newsletter Relaunch: The Historical Society newsletter is returning, with a new issue coming!
- Christmas Tea Gathering: Celebrate the season with history and community!
Join the Sharon Hill Historical Society
Be part of preserving Sharon Hill’s legacy while helping shape its future. New members are always welcome!
Together, we can honor our borough’s past, celebrate its present, and inspire its future.
The Sharon Hill Historical Society seeks to foster awareness and appreciation of our community’s history, encourage the preservation of local resources, and offer information and assistance to residents and owners of commercial and residential properties. Public meetings are held on the dates below at 7pm in Borough Hall, 250 Sharon Ave, 2nd floor.
- September 23, 2026
- November 18, 2026
- February 24, 2027
- May 26, 2027
- August 25, 2027
- November 17, 2027
