Presenting the past to preserve the future.
The 1871 Railroad Station in Kane, PA is home to the Kane Historic Preservation Society, a group of volunteers who are dedicated to preserving the heritage of our community.
Thomas L. Kane Memorial Chapel
Dedicated to the American Civil War General and founder of Kane, this small stone gothic revival chapel celebrates Kane’s history along with providing a space for contemporary events.
Live atop the Big Level.
The Kane Historic Preservation Society has partnered with EarthCam to bring you streaming live views from the Big Level of the McCleery Wolf Sculpture and the Depot at the crossroads of US Route 6 and PA Route 66 in historic Kane, PA.
Learn about the famous Lobo Wolves.
The Kane Historic Preservation Society also houses the McCleery Discovery Center at the depot, where you can learn about the history of Dr. McCleery saving an entire species of Great Plains Buffalo Wolves starting in 1921.
Stop in and visit us at The Depot.
The Kane Historic Preservation Society also houses shops at the depot that includes everything from curated local artisan goods to souvenirs.
Andrew C. Hau Lecture Series
Check out past performances and future events in this series hosted by the Kane Historic Preservation Society.
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