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In the rolling hills of Fayette County, Pennsylvania, a quiet experiment in community, cooperation, and dedication took shape during the depths of the Great Depression.  Its name, Penn-Craft, was chosen to honor both William Penn and the land’s former owner, Isaiah Craft. But the name also reflected something deeper: the belief that ordinary people, through…

The National Pike Trail is a developing multi-use trail that follows the historic route of the National Road through Washington County, Pennsylvania. It is currently about 2 miles long, but as it grows, this scenic corridor will connect communities like Claysville, West Alexander, and eventually the City of Washington, offering walkers, runners, and cyclists a…

Looking for a vintage spooky read to enjoy this season? Author Helen Hoke (1903-1990) from California, Washington County, PA published horror anthologies that’ll give you the heebie-jeebies. Helen Hoke’s Life & Career Helen was the daughter of H.L. and Mary Lamb. Her father co-owned the California Sentinel newspaper along with his brother Auburn Lamb. As…

The National Road Heritage Corridor (NRHC) is proud to share a new logo design that honors the road that built a nation while pointing boldly toward the future of our region. For more than three decades, NRHC has worked to protect, celebrate, and revitalize the communities, landscapes, and stories of the National Road. As our…

PA Route 6 Takes the Crown in the Ultimate Road Trip Playlist Challenge – But the Real Winner is Pennsylvania Over the last few weeks, three of Pennsylvania’s most historic roadways — PA Route 6, the Lincoln Highway, and the PA National Road — came together for something a little unexpected: a friendly playlist showdown….