
About the National Road
Cutting across the southwest corner of Pennsylvania, the Historic National Road Corridor is the site of arguably the most important revolutionary events in U.S. history. As the birthplace of the French & Indian War – the conflict that ignited America’s fight for independence; the Whiskey Rebellion, where the federal authority of the United States was first tested; and the site where the U.S. Constitution faced its first challenge, the National Road is America’s Road to Revolution. The 90-mile corridor has not only hosted America’s most important political revolutions, but has been the stage for many of the country’s most influential social, industrial and cultural revolutions, as well. Travel the National Road and discover the route that helped give life to a country and transform a nation.
Management
Donna Holdorf, Executive Director
Deborah Smith, Administrative Assistant
Board of Directors:
Vicki Bryan, Chair
Clay Kilgore, Vice Chair
Ray Polaski, Treasurer
A.J. Boni
Sharon Klay
Ben Moyer
Muriel Nuttall
Sarah Collier
Cathy McCollom
Partners & Attractions
Preserving and maintaining the National Road story and protecting all of its assets would not be possible without the continued financial and technical assistance of local, regional, state and federal government agencies, as well as non-profit foundations and community associations.
Contact the NRHC
National Road Heritage Corridor
65 West Main Street, Suite 103
Uniontown, PA 15401
info@nationalroadpa.org
724-437-9877