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Hi, I am with Town Hall.
We are preparing a Welcome Kit for new residents that are moving into your community.
Our Welcome Kit can only feature one Hair Salon and I would like to discuss your being the exclusive Hair Salon for your communities’ new residents.
I would like to schedule a time when you are expecting me so that I may drop off a sample of our "Welcome Kit" and explain the program in greater detail.
Please message me or for immediate assistance, feel free to call or text me on my cell which is listed below.
Thanks,
Brenda Masten
(440) 915-3477
bmasten(at)townhallguide(dot)com
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Amherst Historical Society Village Garage Sale - Saturday Sept 18th from 8 to 3
763 Milan Ave. in Amherst
New items come in daily - stop by and see our awesome selection of furniture, lamps, tables, games, toys and collectable and vintage collections. All proceeds benefit The Amherst Historical Society.
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Do you enjoy playing cards? Amherst Jolly Seniors meet in The Sandstone Hall every Monday from 12:00 to 3:30
If you are interested in joining them for cards and conversations please call: Elaine 440-309-6312
We are happy to announce that The Quigley Museum will be open for tours beginning July 11, 2021
The museum will be open each Sunday from 2:00pm to 4:00pm
(excluding federal holidays)
Other tours may be scheduled by calling 440-988-7255
Amherst Historical Society Rental Opportunities
We have several rental options available
The Sandstone Event Hall, Live Oak Pavilion, and our new 30 x 30 tent and green space
Call AHS at 440-988-7255 for more information
Amherst Historical Society Sandstone Hall is open
Call us at 440-988-7255 for details and to book your next event.
To promote and educate the general public of the history of the City of Amherst, South Amherst, Amherst Township, Whiskeyville, Henrietta, Brownhelm, and pertinent surrounding area; to promote the history of the above area’s sandstone industries and its importance to Northeastern Ohio history; to preserve locally produced sandstone architecture and other historically significant structures; to cooperate with our schools and educators in the teaching of our local, state and national history.
Nordson: This scale has been at Nordson for at least fifty years and used primarily on the shipping and receiving dock to weigh finished goods going out to customers. In the 90's a second shipping dock was built in our downstairs factory to allow our large automotive parts that we relocated from another building. So, for the last 25-30 years the Yale scale has been used by "health conscious" employees wanting to weigh themselves.
It now resides in the lobby of the Amherst Historical Society. It has a weight capacity of 500 lbs. Come in and take a look or get a weigh... 😉