The York County History Center, located in York County, PA, is a hub of historical exploration and cultural enrichment. The center is a non-profit organization that utilizes its collections, historic sites, and museums to tell the American story, inspiring exploration of the history, people, and culture of the county, state, and nation.

The center is home to several exhibits and museums, each offering a unique perspective on the region’s history. The Historical Society Museum, located at 250 East Market Street, features diverse exhibits housed in a building that is itself a historical artifact. The Agricultural & Industrial Museum explores York County’s vast contributions to the progress of agriculture and industry, highlighting over 300 years of transportation and agriculture.

Seasonal sites such as the Golden Plough Tavern, the General Horatio Gates House, the Colonial Courthouse, and the Fire Museum are all located along West Market Street and are open seasonally from April through November. These sites offer a glimpse into different eras of York County’s past, providing a comprehensive understanding of the region’s history.