Membership

Are you interested exploring and documenting the rich industrial history of the Delaware Valley?


All are welcome to join the Oliver Evans Chapter of The Society for Industrial Archeology (SIA) to enjoy our programs and help initiate a new period of research and documentation of the changing industrial scene in the Delaware Valley

The OE/SIA chapter operates on a calendar year from July 1 to June 30.

We offer programs including illustrated lectures, behind-the-scenes tours, and factory visits to observe active industrial processes. All programs are open to the public (if there are fees members get a discount).



Membership Dues

Membership dues cover operating expenses including mailings and maintenance of the web site. (Membership in the National SIA is encouraged but not required).

Individual $15
Joint $20 (two people at same address)
Student $10 (email image of current student ID to oliverevanssia@gmail.com)

To Pay By Check
Click on membership form below to print a copy of the form
Membership Form 

Please return the form with payment, checks should be made payable to:
Oliver Evans Chapter/SIA
Please mail to:
Helen Schenk, Treasurer OE/SIA
169 W. Federal St
Burlington, NJ 08016-1426

For additional information about the OE/SIA Chapter visit our Contact page.


National SIA
The SIA is a nonprofit, international, interdisciplinary organization that brings together people of varied backgrounds who share a common interest in the archeology of industry, engineering, and technology in general. Our diverse membership is our greatest asset. It includes architects, archeologists, engineers, industrialists, museum specialists, planners, historians, preservationists, teachers, students, retirees, and many non-professionals for whom industrial archeology is an exciting avocation.

Membership in the National SIA is encouraged but not required.
http://www.sia-web.org


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About US

The SIA’s emphasis on archeology reflects a concern for the tangible evidence of early industry.  Our mission is the study, interpretation, and preservation of the surviving factories, machinery, bridges, canals, industrial communities and artifacts that are historically significant.

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