Things to Do in Washington County

The Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Museum of Rural Life

724.587.3412

Get a rare glimpse inside a 16,000-year-old archaeological site-the Meadowcroft Rockshelter-and see how the first people to arrive in the New World lived.

The LeMoyne House

724.225.6740

Take a secret journey through Pennsylvania's first National Landmark of the Underground Railroad. Dr. LeMoyne, a staunch abolitionist, turned his words into action and risked his own freedom to provide a safe harbor to escaping slaves.

The David Bradford House

724.222.3604

A refined 18th century architectural showpiece and home of a leader of the Whiskey Rebellion. Bradford fled his home in 1874 under the threat of 13,000 federal troops.

The Pennsylvania Trolley Museum

877.728.7655

Take a ride into the past aboard vintage streetcars. Featuring the original New Orleans "Streetcar Named Desire," a four-mile scenic trolley ride, guided tour of the trolley barns, film, exhibits, museum store and picnic area. Special events throughout the year.

The Washington Wild Things

866.456.WILD

Setting a league record for wins in their very first season, the Wild Things deliver exciting professional beseball for fans young and old. All-out action, between-innings entertainment and affordable family fun all season long.

The Meadows Racetrack

724.225.9300

Catch the thrill and excitement of live harness racing! Bring your friends, place your bets and share some laughs over dinner. The Meadows is a whole lot of fun-and there's big money to be won.

C.T. Miller Vineyards

724.345.9989

From vines to wine-taste the promise unlocked in each handcrafted vintage. The C.T. Miller Vineyards and winery also offer gourmet gift baskets, special occasion labels and more to help make your visit more memorable.

Canonsburg, City of Antiques

724.745.7414

Twelve shops within two miles makes Canonsburg a must-stop for antique buyers. Featuring period furniture, decorative accessories, toys, linens, architectural elements and 50s Modernism. Exit 45 off I-79 South.

The Post-Gazette Pavilion

724.947.7400

The biggest names in live entertainment shine under the summer stars.

The Shoppes at Quail Acres

724.229.9819

Nestled between Route 19 and The Meadows, enjoy the peaceful surroundings of Quail Acres and shop the specialty and gourmet stores that occupy the main house and outbuildings of this charming 1830s homestead.

The Artists' Co-op

724.229.0365

From pottery to oil painting, stained glass to photography, hand weaving to watercolors, the Artists' Co-op is the showcase for the finest in regional Fine Art and Craft Design.