Discussions designed for all
The History Center will begin our quarterly Coffee & Conversation series with a discussion based approach. This program allows everyone’s voice to be heard when discussing topics tied to our history, community, and media. Our 2026 sessions are January (Rescheduled to February 25), April, July, and October.
Each session will have a different focus and materials to view prior to the program which will be in the section below. This program is recommended attendees are high school age students and adults. It is $5 per person and History Center Members are free to attend. Registration is required to attend this program, you can register at the link in this section.
Coffee and tea will be provided for attendees.
Our next session will be April 22 with a focus on Veterans and Army Veteran Alex Kelly will be in attendance to discuss her experiences in Desert Storm.
Alex Kelly
Alex Kelly is a graduate of William Penn High School and has spent a large portion of her life in York County. She holds two degrees in Nursing and a degree in Business Administration. Alex spent time as a part of the Army National Guard during Operation Desert Shield & Desert Storm. She was assigned to the 131st Transportation Company. Attend our program to hear more from Veteran Alex Kelly.
Prepare for the Program
Having a conversation with a Veteran can take many different paths. We have pulled some suggested ways to have an open discussion with Veterans from the Wounded Warrior Project.
- What did you learn during your time in the military?
- What do you miss most about serving?
- What was your proudest moment while serving?
- Did you have a nickname in the military?
- What’s one thing about military life that surprised you?
- How did your service shape what you do today?