Art classes: children summer art camp: exhibitions and special events. Established in 1952. In 1953 CCA moved to its present home, the neighboring Cheltenham Elementary School. The building was built in 1883 as a replacement for the 1795 Milltown School, an expansion was done in 1893 and a second floor added in 1903. Named for pioneering children's education George K. Heller, it is the first public school in Cheltenham township and the oldest school in the state of Pennsylvania in continuous use on the same site. In 2001, the Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission honored the Art Center by granting the building a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. The Art Center Today: Education, Exhibitions and Theater Performances Since its founding, CCA has served as a venue for high quality classes, exhibitions and theater programs that have promoted regional artists and showcased the work of children, adults and outstanding faculty in our community, and continues to do so today.