15 hôtels Animaux acceptés près de Waynesburg, PA, US

Waynesburg and Greene County have a rich agricultural heritage. This heritage is celebrated at the annual Jacktown Fair. First held in 1865, the event is the country’s oldest continuing fair! The county also hosts the Greene County Fair and Sheep and Fiber Fest, as well as other events. Additionally, the Pennsylvania Livestock Auction is a local tradition that dates back to the 1930s. To learn more about the area’s history, make a stop at the Greene County Historical Society and Museum. Founded in 1925, the museum consists of 52 rooms at the former Greene Hills Poor Farm, in addition to a barn, cabin and two houses. The museum’s collections include historical artifacts, books, documents and photos. You can also get a glimpse of the past by visiting the Log Courthouse, which was the original Greene County Courthouse, built in 1797. The two-story Log Courthouse served as the seat of government until a brick courthouse was constructed at the turn of the 19th century. The Log Courthouse now houses the Cornerstone Genealogical Society. A popular attraction that many visitors want to see once they arrived in the city is the King Covered Bridge. Originally built in the 1800s, the 46.5-foot-long bridge spans across Ruff Creek. It is an example of the Burr Truss construction. The bridge was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. A Waynesburg hotel is also a convenient place to stay if you plan to visit the campus of Waynesburg University. Whether you’re traveling for business of leisure, you’ll find warm hospitality, friendly service and great value at Choice Hotels in Waynesburg, PA. Reserve your room today!