Everything Latrobe is known for
Songs written about the waterways and highways that run near Latrobe.
10 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.
You are near the Fred Rogers Center, on the Saint Vincent College campus in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. This was Fred's undergraduate school, and the Center houses his archives, his cardigan sweaters knitted by his mother,…
Imagine a frontier town, the very edge of American civilization, standing defiant against British rule. That was Hannastown, the first seat of Westmoreland County. In 1773, this small collection of log homes became the…
Imagine this peaceful valley filled with the clamor of soldiers preparing for war. Fort Ligonier was a critical British outpost during the French and Indian War. Built in 1758, the fort served as the main staging point…
This imposing armory once housed the National Guard, a symbol of community defense and preparedness. It stands as a reminder of Blairsville's commitment to service. Built in 1909, the Blairsville Armory was designed by…
Imagine weary travelers seeking respite at this historic inn and stagecoach stop, a vital link in early American transportation. Compass Inn offered food, lodging, and a change of horses to travelers making their way…
Hold onto your hats, folks, because right around here, in 1763, a crucial battle changed the course of American history. This is Bushy Run Battlefield, the site of a major turning point in Pontiac's War. In the summer…
Marvel at the craftsmanship of this historic stone arch bridge, a testament to enduring engineering. Built in 1911, this bridge in West Wheatfield Township stretches 75 feet across Richard's Run. Its most notable…
Stand here and imagine a fiery glow and the clang of hammers – Ross Furnace was once a crucial part of Pennsylvania's iron industry. Built in 1842, this stone furnace was a powerhouse, standing 30 feet tall and 25 feet…
Pull over here at West Overton – this unassuming village was once a hotbed of rebellion and the birthplace of a whiskey empire! In the late 1700s, farmers in western Pennsylvania, including those around here, faced a…
Imagine the roar of fire and the clang of hammers right here! Laurel Hill Furnace stands as a silent giant, a testament to Pennsylvania's fiery past in iron production. Built around 1845, this furnace blasted day and…