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National Road Heritage Corridor
UNIONTOWN, PA
The National Road Heritage Corridor traverses the 90-mile stretch of the Historic National Road in Pennsylvania. The first federally funded road in the United States, a portion of which is currently known as Route 40, this corridor celebrates the history and heritage of the southwest corner of the region. The "road" tells the story of four distinct historic eras: Early Trails & Military Roads (pre-1800: Nemacolin's Trail and Mingo's Path), Construction of the National Road (1806-1835), Toll Road Era (1836-1900) the road is turned over to individual states, and the Automobile Era (1900s), when automobile touring becomes a popular pastime.
Web Address: www.nationalroadpa.org
Email: info@nationalroadpa.org
Address:
65 W. Main St., Fl. 2
UNIONTOWN, PA 15401
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Places to Stay:
- Heritage Inn of Uniontown (0.4 miles)
- Hampton Inn Uniontown (0.97 miles)
- Holiday Inn & Conference Center (0.98 miles)
Things to Do:
- Uniontown Downtown Historic District (0.23 miles)
- Coal And Coke Heritage Center (0.26 miles)
- Fayette County Historical Society (0.29 miles)
Events:
- State Theatre Center for the Arts 2008-2009 Season (0.1 miles)
04/01/2008 through 12/31/2009 - Sunset Tour at Frank Lloyd Wright's House on Kentuck Knob (7.0 miles)
12/12/2009 - Sunday Brunch at Frank Lloyd Wright's House on Kentuck Knob (7.0 miles)
11/22/2009
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