Founded in 1939, the Clarke County Historical Association is a 501 c 3 non-profit dedicated to preserving the history of Clarke County.  Our offices are located in the historic Coiner House at 32 East Main Street in Berryville, Virginia.

Also located in the Coiner House is a museum, genealogy research library, and an extensive archive of historical material relating to Clarke County and the northern Shenandoah Valley.

CCHA also owns the Burwell-Morgan Mill, a fully operational 18th century grist mill located in nearby Millwood, Virginia.  Our volunteer millers grind a variety of grains as well as give tours of this historic site every Saturday from May through November.  (The mill is closed from after Thanksgiving through the end of April).

The Clarke County Historical Association’s mission is to help preserve the historical resources and records of Clarke County and to foster their use, understanding, and enjoyment through stewardship and education.  Your membership goes directly to supporting these efforts. Will you count yourself as a member? Join us!

CCHA has been planning for the future! At the Annual meeting on May 19, 2013 we unveiled a five-year Strategic Plan for CCHA . The full plan is available online here. An executive summary is also available here. Comments and feedback on the plan are most welcome!

Information on our 2018 Financial Report can be found here.