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All Historic Attractions in Perryopolis

Here are several of the top historic attractions in and around Pittsburgh, PA to visit.  These sites are representative of southwestern PA history and are generally open to the public on a regular basis.  Each and every one of these sites provides unique insight into the history of the Pittsburgh region, and together tell the story of one of America’s greatest cities!

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Providence Meeting House (Quaker Church)

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The Quaker Church (as it is locally known) is the third building to stand on this site, erected in 1893. It was constructed from the original stone of the previous meetinghouse. The Providence Meeting House was first chartered in 1789 to Mr. John Cope as a branch of the Redstone Monthly Meeting, which consisted of several Quaker families. It actively Read more...