This is a quiet and relaxing National Parks Service property. We only saw a few other people the entire time we were there, and one was the ranger. There is a really nice picnic area available...
Friendship Hill National Historic Site
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Friendship Hill National Historic Site in Point Marion, PA is a captivating destination that pays tribute to Albert Gallatin, America's Forgotten Founding Father. This historic site showcases Gallatin's remarkable achievements as Secretary of the Treasury, including reducing the national debt and funding the Lewis Clark exploration, while offering visitors a chance to explore his restored country estate.
With its open grounds and trails, Friendship Hill provides a year-round getaway where visitors can immerse themselves in the rich history of Western Pennsylvania. From learning about Gallatin's role in the Whiskey Rebellion to discovering the fascinating stories of the War of 1812 and the Conservation Movement, this site offers a diverse range of indoor and outdoor activities that will captivate history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
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Very informative Park Ranger. Grounds and outside of home was great. I felt the inside was sparsely furnished and most of it was closed off. Albert Gallatin is not as well remembered as Thomas...
A spot/park well off the beaten path but it's a good historical spot to visit. I will say, it's not very clearly marked how to get from the parking lot to the house and grounds. Once you get to...
Love going to this Park. They always have a wonderful fall program. Hiking trail down to the Monongahela River.
Friendship Hill is one of those NPS sites that you truly have to WANT to come to because honestly I can't imagine why for the most part anyone is coming to Point Marion, PA. Now what you're...
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