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Historic Hanna's Town

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Historic Hanna’s Town was established in 1773 as the first county seat west of the Allegheny Mountains. Today, Hanna’s Town is undergoing restoration through the efforts of the Westmoreland County Historical Society. Excavations have produced about one million artifacts, 12 acres of homes, a stockade, and the location of the fort. The site is open to regularly scheduled guided tours, and both historical and cultural programs are conducted on site. Contact the Westmoreland County Historical Society for more information at 724.836.1800.

 
Directions
 

Historic Hanna’s Town is located three miles north of Greensburg between US Rt. 119 and PA Rt. 819

From Exit 8 on I-76 (New Stanton): Follow US 119 north through Greensburg.  Look for “Historic Hanna’s Town” signs.

From Exit 7 on I-76 (Irwin): Follow US 30 east to Greensburg, then north on US 119.  Look for “Historic Hanna’s Town” signs.

From Exit 6 on I-76 (Monroeville): Follow US 22 east to PA 819, then south 4 miles and east again at crossroads marked “Hanna’s Town.”

 

 

 

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