Conrad Weiser Homestead

WWII Living History Unit

Saturday, October 19, 2024
10am - 4pm

Years ago a statue was placed at the Homestead in honor of the Pioneers and heroes of the Tulpehocken. In keeping with this theme, on Saturday, October 19th, we are honored to have a WWII living history unit come to the Homestead from 10 am to 4 pm. 

Please stop by and learn more about their history and equipment. 

Here is more of the unit's history:
Archbury Foundation Group Description:The Archbury Foundation, a non-profit organization based in Berks County, Pennsylvania, is dedicated to safeguarding and showcasing the American experience from 1935 to 1945. Comprising passionate individuals with a profound appreciation for World War II history, we transcend the confines of books and movies to disseminate this vital knowledge.Our efforts include establishing living historical campsites, educational displays, total immersion events, reenactments, and the careful curation and preservation of memorabilia from the era. Within our ranks, we embody various military units that served in the European Theater of Operation (ETO), aiming to effectively communicate and educate about their contributions.Throughout the year, our members actively engage in numerous events, showcasing privately owned and operated period-authentic vehicles. We take immense pride in representing the brave men and women who served during WWII.