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Lynnewood Hall
At this time we are highlighting Glenside Memorial Hall, the George K. Heller School, now the home of the Cheltenham Center for the Arts, Lynnewood Hall, and the
Rowland House/Shovel Shop
Learn more about other Cheltenham sites that are on the National Register of Historic Places on our
Future of Township Facilities page.
The George K. Heller School
Do these names sound familiar? Myers? Rowland? Learn more about the history of the Heller School site and the beginnings of public education in the township in the National Register of Historic Places Registration for the George K. Heller School.
Historic Cheltenham
Discover more details about tbe Rowland family and the Shovel Works in theRowland House National Register of Historic Places Registration.
Dedicated to veterans, Glenside Memorial Hall has a story that began with a community's desire to remember those who served in WW1. Read more in the National Register of Historic Places Glenside Memorial Hall Registration.
Established in 1682, Cheltenham Township has a rich historical legacy. Much of Cheltenham's story is found in the buildings and sites that span the township from Cheltenham Village to Edge Hill. This page will highlight some of these sites. Some of the history may be lesser known, but is of no lesser importance .
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The Rowland House/Shovel Shop
Glenside Memorial Hall
We are delighted by the news that the Lynnewood Hall Preservation Foundation has acquired Lynnewood Hall with the goal of restoring the deteriorating mansion to its former glory.
After viewing our brief overview, view a sampling of the videos, webpages and articles that have chronicled the property and the Widener family.