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Porterville Historical Museum curator invites public to new exhibits and lectures
Summary
David Holly, curator at the Porterville Historical Museum, described current exhibits—including a Daughters of the American Revolution display marking the nation's 250th anniversary—and invited residents to free lectures and tours by local historian Bill Horst.
David Holly, curator at the Porterville Historical Museum, invited the public to visit the museum and attend free lectures by local historian Bill Horst. He said the museum, serving the community since 1965, houses exhibits dedicated to local veterans and agriculture and also features traveling and rotating displays.
Holly highlighted a current exhibit organized by the Daughters of the American Revolution celebrating America's 250th anniversary and encouraged residents to "come on down to the Porterville Historical Museum" for tours. He described the museum's offerings as free to the public and emphasized its role in preserving local history.
