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Jacobsburg Historical Society

LXCL:Enjoy the program with access to full hot buffet or vegan and gluten free options if requested. Meal options are included in event description.

Dinner Ticket

Check made out to: Jacobsburg Historical Society
Address to send check: P.O. Box 345 Nazareth, PA 18064

You are invited. To the 54th Annual Society Meeting - Sunday October 4&nbsp;at The Phoenix - Holy&nbsp;Family Club -&nbsp;Nazareth. We celebrate - AMERICA &ndash; 250 years of Independence and Freedom. Dr. Scott Paul Gordon, Professor of English at Lehigh University will presentWhat Did You Do During the War, Dad (and Mom)?The Henrys in Lancaster during the Revolution.People still think and write that William Henry of Lancaster&mdash;the first in the long line of Henry family gunsmiths&mdash;was a gunsmith during the American Revolution. He wasn&rsquo;t, though, and by 1775 or 1776 he hadn&rsquo;t labored as a gunsmith for fifteen years. But Henry was an important patriot, praised by local, state, and continental authorities for his services during the Revolution.So, what did William Henry (and Ann Henry) do during the war? ABOUT THE MEAL &ndash; We are offering, the following revised menu and also a vegan option if requested.Hot Buffet &ndash; (server assisted)Turkey Breast with Herbal Onion Gravy - Mashed sweet potatoes - stuffing with bacon - Cranberry sauce &ndash; Honey glazed carrots - green beans with crispy onions &amp; almonds. Hot &amp; cold beverages - Ice cream.A VEGAN&nbsp;or&nbsp;Gluten FREE entre will be available if noted with your reservation. Sunday October 4, 1:00 pm - Cocktail hour &ndash; cash Bar will be open during the meal. Meal service&nbsp;will begin at 1:30 pm and a very short business meeting to follow.The Phoenix has convenient parking and easy access. There is an access ramp to the right of the stairs.Cost per person - $45&nbsp;RESERVE NOW online by September 30th&nbsp;OR mail Checks to: Jacobsburg Historical Society P.O. Box 345 Nazareth, PA 18064*Please note if paying through Zeffy, the additional &quot;tip&quot; is not necessary for purchase and does not directly benefit JHS.&nbsp; For questions &ndash; call or text Joe DiGerlando - 484.542.0157 or email &ndash; jdigerlando@jacobsburghistory.com

Hi <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="color: rgb(42, 42, 196); overflow-wrap: anywhere; -webkit-user-select: none; background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; margin: 0px; padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; box-sizing: inherit;">First name, Thank you for registering for our 54th annual meeting! We appreciate your support and hope you&#39;ll enjoy the meal and the presentation about the Henrys in Lancaster during the Revolution.&nbsp; We will see you on October 4, 2026 at 1pm at the Phoenix - Holy Family Club in Nazareth.&nbsp; Thank you again for your continued support!&nbsp; Rachel BaileyMuseum ManagerJacobsburg Historical Society&nbsp;rbailey@jacobsburghistory.com

You are invited. To the 54th Annual Society Meeting - Sunday October 4 at The Phoenix - Holy Family Club - Nazareth. We celebrate - AMERICA – 250 years of Independence and Freedom. Dr. Scott Paul Gordon, Professor of English at Lehigh University will presentWhat Did You Do During the War, Dad (and Mom)?The Henrys in Lancaster during the Revolution.People still think and write that William Henry of Lancaster—the first in the long line of Henry family gunsmiths—was a gunsmith during the American Revolution. He wasn’t, though, and by 1775 or 1776 he hadn’t labored as a gunsmith for fifteen years. But Henry was an important patriot, praised by local, state, and continental authorities for his services during the Revolution.So, what did William Henry (and Ann Henry) do during the war? ABOUT THE MEAL – We are offering, the following revised menu and also a vegan option if requested.Hot Buffet – (server assisted)Turkey Breast with Herbal Onion Gravy - Mashed sweet potatoes - stuffing with bacon - Cranberry sauce – Honey glazed carrots - green beans with crispy onions &amp; almonds. Hot &amp; cold beverages - Ice cream.A VEGAN or Gluten FREE entre will be available if noted with your reservation. Sunday October 4, 1:00 pm - Cocktail hour – cash Bar will be open during the meal. Meal service will begin at 1:30 pm and a very short business meeting to follow.The Phoenix has convenient parking and easy access. There is an access ramp to the right of the stairs.Cost per person - $45 RESERVE NOW online by September 30th OR mail Checks to: Jacobsburg Historical Society P.O. Box 345 Nazareth, PA 18064*Please note if paying through Zeffy, the additional "tip" is not necessary for purchase and does not directly benefit JHS.  For questions – call or text Joe DiGerlando - 484.542.0157 or email – jdigerlando@jacobsburghistory.com

Jacobsburg Historical Society

Annual Dinner 2026

515 W Mauch Chunk St

Dinner Ticket

$45

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