Check Out Local History
The Bradford House Museum
Address: 175 South Main Street, Washington
Contact: bradfordhouse.org, or 724.222.3604 (Visitors
must call in advance to schedule a tour with a
48‑hour notice.)
The Bradford House was built in 1788 and was home to the
Whiskey Rebellion, the first domestic challenge to the new
American government. The mission of the Bradford House
Historical Association is to preserve and promote the history
and heritage of the Bradford House Museum and to educate
the public on the role of David Bradford and the Whiskey
Rebellion in shaping American history. Visit the website for more
information.
Vintage Collection
Duncan & Miller Glass Museum
Address: 525 Jefferson Avenue, Washington
Contact: duncanmiller.myfastsite.com, or 724.225.9950
The lovely Duncan & Miller Glass has a new chapter in the
opening of the glass museum where collectors, dealers and all
those interested in beautiful glass and the art of glassmaking may
visit, enjoy and learn from the exhibits. It features a stunning
collection of glass, glassmaking tools and memorabilia from
1870-1955. Visit the website for more information.
Historical Society of Mount Lebanon Lectures
Dates: Check the website for the variety of dates.
Address: Mt. Lebanon Library, 16 Castle Shannon
Boulevard, Mt. Lebanon
Contact: lebohistory.org, or 412.329.8595
This historical society presents five free lectures each year
during the fall, winter and spring, inviting noted historians,
authors, and experts to give talks on historical subjects of interest
to the people of Mt. Lebanon. The lectures usually take place
downstairs at Mt. Lebanon Library. You can see upcoming
lectures by checking the society’s Events list on the website.
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Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Historic Village
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Address: 401 Meadowcroft Road, Avella
Contact: heinzhistorycenter.org, or 724.587.3412
Enjoy 16,000 years all in one day! Experience what life was
like for prehistoric Americans at Meadowcroft Rockshelter and
Historic Village. Visit the website for more information.
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Pennsylvania Trolley Museum
Address: 1 Museum Road, Washington
Contact: pa-trolley.org, or 724.228.9256
Take a ride into the past! Imagine a museum where visitors are
actually encouraged to touch the exhibits and ride in them too!
Museum guides will also put the trolley in its historical context,
and explain what life was like 50-100 years ago. Admission
includes 4-mile scenic trolley rides, exhibits, guided tour, theater,
museum store and picnic area. Free parking.
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