Hummelstown, a borough in Dauphin County, was originally known as Frederickstown when it was established in 1762 by two German immigrants, Frederick and Rosina Hummel. It is located in the southeastern part of Pennsylvania.
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The official borough web site offers a profile of the community, introduces borough officials and key municipal personnel, as well as a calendar of events, history, and links to area businesses, organizations and services.
http://www.hummelstown.net/
Describes an eighteen hole golf course’s grounds. Read about the course’s prices, find a map and recreational packages for visitors.
http://www.deervalleygc.com/
Shares information on the company’s web development and marketing services. View a portfolio of the company’s work, career opportunities and awards won by the firm.
http://www.develisys.com/
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Promotes a dentist that provides a range of procedures. Details on the clinic’s appointment policy, treatments and staff can be found elsewhere on the site.
http://www.spanglerorthodontics.com/
Find out about the church’s schedule of worship services and Sunday school. Read profiles of the church’s priests, access a statement of beliefs and details on the church’s programs.
http://www.gracehummelstown.org/
Hummelstown Area Historical Society
The borough's historical society also hosts a library, museum, and genealogical research area. Its site posts the hours of operation for the library and office, details on membership dues, a description of its programs, library, museum, genealogical resources and other topics.
http://www.hummelstownhistorical.org/
Shows off a clinic that provides eye health services and treatments. Other parts of the site provide profiles of the doctors and information for new patients.
http://www.kirmaneye.com/
Learn about the district’s schools, policies and services. There is information for parents of students, a calendar of events and district forms.
http://www.ldsd.org/lowerdauphinsd/site/
As a local, non-profit land trust, this membership organization is dedicated to protecting and preserving natural, agricultural and scenic lands in the Manada and Swatara Creek basins of Pennsylvania's Dauphin and Lebanon counties, working chiefly through land acquisition and conservation easements. Topics included in its site include land preservation, education and native plants.c resources of the Manada and Swatara Creek basins.
http://www.manada.org/
Created and maintained for the people of the Stoney Run community of Hummelstown, this site presents articles on a variety of local topics, including a recipe exchange, community news, area jobs, school information, photographs and hobbies, as well as a neighborhood message board.
http://www.ourstoneyrun.com/
Publishes news articles on current affairs throughout Hershey, Hummelstown and Lower Dauphin. Access letters to the editor and subscribe to the publication.
http://www.thesunontheweb.com/
They offer services such as executive coaching, personal management, and business planning, and are located in Hummelstown, PA.
http://www.vowleradvisory.com
Advertises a shop that sells yarns, patterns, books and related products. Also find out about the company’s classes, photos of store events and subscribe for email updates.
http://www.yarn-love.com/
