• About Us
    • Mission Statement
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      • Donation Letters
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      • Maps
      • Executive Summary Pitt
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    • Feeding Our Veterans in Need
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  • ARTS & HERITAGE FESTIVAL 2025
    • Sponsorship Support Letter
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    • Vendor & Crafter Application 2025
    • Festival Map
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    • Recreational Activities
      • Laurel Highlands Veterans Greenway Lop Trail
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      • Honan Ave Hiking Trail
      • Weather in the Laurel Highlands
      • LHHV Forest Trails Hiking Rules
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  • Videos
  • Various LHHV Pictures
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  • LHHV LOGOS
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Laurel Highlands Historical Village

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  • Laurel Highlands Historical Village
  • About Us
    • Mission Statement
    • Forms
      • Donation Letters
      • LHHV Legal Page
      • Support Letters
    • LHHV Documentation
      • Mission Statement
      • Executive Summary 2010
      • LHHV By-Laws
      • LHHV Code of Ethnics
      • LHHV Policies and Procedures
      • Maps
      • Executive Summary Pitt
      • LHHV Employee Handbook
  • Veterans Projects
    • Feeding Our Veterans in Need
    • Veteran’s Memorial Tags & Benches
    • Laurel Highlands Veterans Forms
  • Contact LHHV
  • ARTS & HERITAGE FESTIVAL 2025
    • Sponsorship Support Letter
    • Event Brochure and map for 2025
    • Vendor & Crafter Application 2025
    • Festival Map
  • Laurel Highlands Exploration Center
    • Recreational Activities
      • Laurel Highlands Veterans Greenway Lop Trail
      • LHHV Forest Trails Hiking Rules
      • Honan Ave Hiking Trail
      • Weather in the Laurel Highlands
      • LHHV Forest Trails Hiking Rules
    • Education
      • Historical Element
        • Laurel Highlands Unexplained Activity
        • Walking Tour of Johnstown
      • Conservation & Wildlife
      • Backyard Astronomy
      • Folklore & Legends
      • Ethnic Music
        • Duquesne University Tamburitzans
      • Ethnic Communities
        • Caribbean Countries
        • European Counties
        • English
        • East Asia and Oceania
        • Central America
        • Asia
        • Africa
      • Ethnic Recipes
        • Apple Press Homemade
    • Peace Gardens
      • Veterans Administration
      • Veterans Leadership Program
      • How to build a Wellness Park
      • Serenity Gardens their mission
    • Community Engagement
  • Videos
  • Various LHHV Pictures
  • LHHV Shows
  • LHHV LOGOS
  • LHHV Pictures

December 9, 2016 by Site Admin

Glades Pike Inn

Since 1842, the Glades Pike Inn has welcomed visitors to Pennsylvania’s scenic Laurel Mountains.. This charming bed & breakfast inn once served as a stagecoach stop along Glades Pike and played an important role in the 19th Century history of the area.

     In the early years, travelers unhitched their horses and went inside this cozy two-story, red brick inn for good food, shelter and camaraderie. On any given night one might find carriages, stagecoaches or Conestoga wagons outside. 

     Today, while the mode of travel has changed, guests of the inn are still treated to a warm, friendly environment nurtured by the gregarious innkeeper. 

Source: Glades Pike Inn

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December 9, 2016 by Site Admin

Lodging Near Laurel Mountain Ski Resort, 7 Springs and Hidden Valley – Snow Ski Lodging – Seven Springs

LODGING IN OUR AREA Updated 9-19-2016There are charming Bed and Breakfasts, quaint Country Inn’s, private rental homes and comfortable hotels/motels offering an array of amenities and services, all within a 30-minute drive of Laurel Mountain Ski Area. You may enhance your skiing experience in the Laurel Highlands by spending the night in beautiful, historic Ligonier Valley, pastoral Somerset County, or Greensburg and Johnstown with delicious dining, shopping and cultural opportunities.

Source: Lodging Near Laurel Mountain Ski Resort, 7 Springs and Hidden Valley – Snow Ski Lodging – Seven Springs

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December 9, 2016 by Site Admin

Colonial House…on Main Bed and Breakfast Home

A 5-STAR Bed and Breakfast in the heart of the historic village of Ligonier.

Over the past few years the Colonial House has been upgrading our guest accommodations.
Our facility now features 4 beautiful suites to offer our guests!

We are more than excited to be able to offer our guests such elegant and spacious accommodations.
Please consult our Accomodations Page to learn about all of the
marvelous upgrades and amenities!!

We truly look forward to hosting you as our guests and thank you for considering
The Colonial House …on Main B&B for your next stay in the Ligonier Valley.

Source: Colonial House…on Main Bed and Breakfast Home

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December 9, 2016 by Site Admin

West Overton Village

HistoryFrom the Old Overholt Whiskey to the birthplace of Henry Clay Frick, learn the fascinating history behind West Overton Village. West Overton Village & MuseumsThe story of West Overton begins with Henry Overholt, his wife and twelve children who emigrated from Bucks County, Pa., to the Jacobs Creek area of Westmoreland County, Pa., (West Overton Village) in April, 1800. They settled with other Mennonites who were in the area.

Source: History – West Overton Village

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