Trafford History
The Trafford Historical Society typically meets inside the Trafford Library on the first Wednesday of each month at 6:00 PM. Other events and speakers will be announced here and on Facebook.
Next monthly meeting: Wednesday, February 5, 2025, @ 6:00 PM in the Trafford Library.
Last updated January 16, 2025
Trafford's Oldest 250 Buildings
Trafford Map Project for Westmoreland 250: MAP HERE
Behind the numbers (map project).
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Images of America: TRAFFORD
This book was written by Don Cole and Andrew Capets
for the TRAFFORD HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The book is available for purchase at Arcadia Publishing. Thank you!
Brush with Fame
The Pittsburgh Magazine had a regular article written each month by the beloved historian, filmmaker and producer, Rick Sebak, entitled All Roads Lead To Pittsburgh.
Featured Photo
While Most people associate the old bank building in Trafford as the “old Mellon Bank building, here's a brief look back at the "first bank" to occupy this space.
Featured Story
How did the B.Y. Park get its name?
In the spring of 1888, the Turtle Creek Valley Railroad, headed by George Westinghouse, began construction of a railroad line from the Pennsylvania Railroad main line in South Trafford to Murrysville.
