oldest existing stone house in Monroeville,
built in 1830. Visitors can enjoy viewing
antique furniture and accessories, rare
photographs and even an herb garden.
Providence Plantation Foundation
300 Textor Hill Road, Evans City;
724.538.8818, or frontier-history.org
Providence Plantation Foundation is a
center for historical education of what life
was like for African Americans, Native
Americans and whites living in the area
in the 1700s. The authentic reproduction
home and out buildings were constructed
with historical accuracy.
Beulah Presbyterian Church and
Cemetery
2500 McCrady Road, Churchill;
412.242.4570, or beulahpresby.org
As far back as 1758, a worship service was led
on the site of Beulah Presbyterian Church. Its
cemetery holds the graves of veterans from
Gen. Forbes’ troops, along with men who
fought in the Revolutionary War and Civil War.
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Passavant House
243 S. Main Street,
Zelienople; 724.452.9457, or
zelienoplehistoricalsociety.com
The Old Stone Church
Monroeville Boulevard at Strochein
Road, Monroeville;
monroevillehistorical.org
Visit a sacred space where earlier settlers of
Monroeville worshipped. The Old Stone
Church, listed on the Pittsburgh History and
Landmarks Foundation registry, was built in
1897. The structure is the site of weddings,
special events and tours.
West View Park Mural
Center Avenue Slice, 332 Center Ave,
West View; 412.931.4031
West View Park created memories from
1906 until its closing in 1977. In 2