Artwork by Ellen Finholt MacLeod

Cranberry Township Historical Society
Home
About Us
Contact
Guest Book
iTours
Landmarks
Links
Markers
Meetings
Membership
Products
Site Map
Surveys
Sponsor
Updates
Visit CTHS on Facebook
Go to our YouTube page
Regular hours Sat 10a-12:30 Wed 12:30-3p
Whats New
Ghost Rails VI 4/11/2010
Old News
French & Indian War 2/28/2010
Depreciatation Lands 11/1
Paul Revere's Ride 9/14
Washington's Perilous Path 3/23
The Forgotten Genius 12/4
Online Renewals 11/12
Gazetteer Program 11/2
Schoolhouse 2008
Cemetery Tour 9/14
Moving Day 1800 3/28
Flame On 2/19
Flag Program 2/12
Archived Pages

Launch the Cranberry Township website in a new window

Launch the Cranberry Township Community Chest website in a new window
Launch the Butler County Tourism & Convention Bureau website in a new window

Commercial

BCTCB Commercial for the History & Heritage Group
The Butler County Tourism & Convention Bureau (BCTCB) History & Heritage Group has previously voted to spend this years allocation on a series of TV commercials to showcase the members of this particular BCTCB segment and what each has to offer. The BCTCB H&H group includes: Cranberry Township Historical Society, Butler County Historical Society, Evans City Area Historical Society, Historic Harmony Inc., Maridon Museum, Muddy Creek Oil Field, Old Economy Village (of Beaver County), Old Stone House, Providence Plantation, Saxonburg Historical & Restoration Commission and Zelienople Historical Society.

Funds to produce and air the commercials were derived from the Hotel Bed Tax. The H&H members will appear in a commercial containing three members at a time in each 30 second spot. The commercials will air between 6:00 am and midnight, 7 days a week beginning on May 1, 2007.

The commercials will be carried by A&E, FAM, HIS, TVL and TWC for 9 weeks and on PCNC for 6 weeks. For the most part, they will air 20 times per week on each channel. While we have not yet had an opportunity to preview the commercials ourselves, those that have, have indicated that they turned out extremely well. To visit the BCTCB website, follow the link at the bottom of this page.

[Home] [About Us] [Contact] [Guest Book] [iTours] [Landmarks] [Links]
[Markers] [Meetings] [Membership] [Products] [Site Map] [Sponsor] [Updates]

The Cranberry Township Historical Society is a Member of the
Butler County Tourism & Convention Bureau

Copyright (c) 2007-2008 Cranberry Township Historical Society, Inc. All rights reserved.