Escape the office as you regroup in a museum setting in historic downtown York. With ample spaces for meetings, activities and catering stations, The York County History Center will help create a day away from the office for you and your staff. Offering two separate museums located in downtown York, The York County History Center can provide the perfect space for your meeting and event needs. And when the meeting or event is over, wrap up the day and explore the galleries that played a key role in our History. From Corporate and Non-Profit meetings and events to reunions, anniversary celebrations and retirement celebrations, the York County History Center is the perfect place to mark those special moments and milestones.

The new History Center Museum

Opened in 2024, the new York County History Center is THE place for your meeting!  Located at 121 N. Pershing Avenue in downtown York, the building features a large multipurpose room with expansive views of York City, warming kitchen, accessible restrooms and ample parking.  For more information, contact Gretchen Nevin at  rentals@yorkhistorycenter.org for the latest information about this beautiful new event space.

The Agricultural & Industrial Museum

The Agricultural & Industrial Museum is located in downtown York at 217 West Princess Street and is housed in a complex of renovated factory buildings, some of which date back to 1874. Exhibits include a collection of York County built automobiles, a water-powered grist mill, a 20-foot tall ice making compressor, an authentic Conestoga Wagon, and a 1937 Aeronca K Airplane.