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14 Comments

Reply Tim Stump
11:30 PM on July 16, 2015 
I was brought to your site through email sent to our group for paranormal investigations of the Mansion. I love your website & history of this home and grounds. I will be in the area this Sunday the 19th and would be very interested in taking a mansion tour.
Reply Cheryl McDonald
1:59 PM on July 7, 2015 
Thank you for such a wonderful informative site. I am the 6th GGrand niece of John Galbraith. His sister Rebecca married Lt. William Stewart and another sister Eleanor married Benjamin Gass, who was the grandmother of Sgt. Patrick Gass of the Corps of Discovery. His brother Andrew, reportedly owned a mill north of John's property. Many of the Galbraiths are buried at the Derry Presbyterian Church Cemetery. I am curious as to why this Galbraith property became a sheriff's sale.
Reply Adam Cooperstein
3:49 PM on June 29, 2015 
I am an amateur, published photographer. I like to combine my interests in photography, history, culture and tourism. I like to take photos of places I visit and then post them on Flickr (a photo sharing website) and then post a link to the photos on various tourism centered Facebook pages to help increase awareness of and visitors to such sites.

I do not like to use flash. I do use a tripod.

What is your photography policy for inside the Haldeman Mansion? May I use a tripod?

Below, please find a link to my Flickr page to see my work.


https://www.flickr.com/photos/adamcoop68/collections


Thanks,
Adam Cooperstein
Reply Debra Halterman Taylor
11:29 PM on May 18, 2015 
I just found this wonderful website. I believe my 4th Great-grandfather is Christian Halterman (1745-1803) died in Shenandoah, Virginia. I would like to learn more about this family. Thanks, Debbie
Reply kenneth leach
8:26 AM on April 27, 2014 
great pictures i like to go back into history.
Reply Mark Imler
3:15 PM on March 18, 2014 
Great learning about a part of local history. I've learned that my great grandmother's maiden name was Haldeman. He name was Margaret Haldeman who married William Moore of Hbg, PA. I am the Founder and Lead Investigator of the Middletown Area Paranormal Society (M.A.P.S.). My team and I are very interested in scheduling an investigation at the mansion this Spring, especially now that I have family connected to it. Thanks much for the work you are doing.
Reply Brent Erb
6:13 PM on March 8, 2014 
Today I was reminded of the extraordinary life of Samuel Haldeman and stopped by your website to learn more. Thank you for the work you do spreading the good word of his remarkable accomplishments.
Reply Mindy Bailey
12:35 PM on October 29, 2013 
I am the great niece of Simeon O. Everley. I have a bunch of pictures and items I would like to donate to the Haldeman mansion society. Please let me know if you are interested in pictures, etc...
Reply Neely Haldeman Lee
1:38 PM on August 7, 2013 
I am a descendant of this fine gentleman and I ran across this website quite by accident. I live in Texas, but would love to volunteer my time to help restore this wonderful establishment in anyway. Thank you on behalf of the Haldeman family for keeping Dr Haldeman's memory alive.
Reply Mary Rose Kelly
9:49 PM on April 22, 2012 
Hello! I've visited the mansion several times in the past few years. It's fascinating, and I wish I could win the lottery so I could donate a few thousand dollars to its restoration. Hoping to get out there again this spring and summer. Love your Christmas market there also. Best of luck to you all!