The Historical Society of East Pennsboro (HSEP) is a volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to preserving East Pennsboro Township's landmarks, artifacts and history. Fans of the railroad can enjoy the assortment of items highlighting the famed Enola Yards.
In April 2018, the Cumberland County Historical Society placed the Enola Miller house, originally built in 1841, on its Register of Historic Places. Through the generous donation of a one-acre parcel by the Capital Area Intermediate Unit and the relocation work of Wolfe House and Building Movers, the Enola Miller house was moved to the corner of Miller and First Streets in April 2021. The HSEP became the owners of the house and tract in December 2022.
The HSEP's new 2,400 square-foot building behind the relocated Enola Miller House houses a museum exhibit, a small gift shop, a meeting space, and storage space for an HSEP's extensive collection of historic items, cherished keepsakes, and memorabilia.
There is a parking lot and the building is ADA-compliant.
Tours of the Enola Miller house are on the 2nd Saturday each month from 10 am to 2 pm.
