Located in the historic English Evangelical Lutheran Church, Columbia Historic Preservation Society is dedicated to preserving the rich history of Columbia, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Once a contender for the nation's capital, Columbia's significance as the Gateway to the American West is evident through its strategic position on the Susquehanna River and as a vital rail hub.
The society's home, the original English Evangelical Lutheran Church building, showcases stunning architecture designed by the renowned Lancaster architect, Cassius Emlen Urban. The church, along with the adjacent Old Manse, has served as the society's headquarters since 1981, embodying a tangible link to the area's past.
As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, Columbia Historic Preservation Society welcomes volunteers and hosts monthly meetings to engage with the community. With an annual election of officers and a commitment to ongoing preservation efforts, the society invites visitors to explore Columbia's fascinating history and architectural heritage.
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