OFFICERS FOR 2020
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| President | Richard Pontillo |
(724) 774-8292
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| Vice President | James E. Equels, Sr. |
(724) 495-1116
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| Secretary | Madge Nichols |
(724 )728-3199
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| Treasurer | Christ Liebegott |
(724) 495-6293
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| Past President | Arlene Young-Equels |
(724) 495-1116
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directors 2017-18-19 |
DIRECTORS 2018-19-20 |
DIRECTORS 2019-20-21 |
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Joan High
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Jerry Fisher | Debby Jurich |
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Elizabeth Jurich
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Russell Glenz | Rose Clark |
Founded in September, 1999, the purpose of the Historical Society is to promote awareness and appreciation of the history and historical sites of Brighton Township. The Society is also attempting to document the contributions of past and present residents of Brighton Township through research, documentation, education and preservation
activities. The establishment of a permanent archives or a museum-historical center is one of the goals of the Society.
Membership is open to any person, corporation, business organization or club interested in the history of Brighton Township. Membership dues are $10 per household. The Society is interested in the donation of any photographs, artifacts, pictures or items of historical interest which relate to Brighton Township to be placed in an archives room which is being planned for a room in the municipal building. The Society has available for viewing videos of interviews of residents who have participated in the oral history project in which they share their memory about a variety of Township events and historical sites.
Become a member today! Click here to download a membership form.
Brighton Township Publishes Bicentennial Book — Thanks to the popularity of the “Brighton Township Look Back” series on Facebook, and everyone’s wonderful comments and memories, the Township has compiled a series of highlights in a new-published 40-page book. Get your copy for $5 at the township office at 1300 Brighton Road.
