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• Get on US-22 W in Hanover Township from PA-18 N
• Follow US-22 W to Three Springs Dr in Weirton. Take exit 4 from US-22 W
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Nestled in the heart of Washington County, Pennsylvania, the borough of Burgettstown stands as a testament to history, community, and a bygone era. From its iconic landmarks to its vibrant local culture, Burgettstown offers a slice of small-town life that captivates both residents and visitors alike.

KeyBank Pavilion:

Immerse yourself in the world of live entertainment at the KeyBank Pavilion, an outdoor 23,000-seat amphitheater renowned for hosting electrifying concerts and events. With its sprawling green surroundings and state-of-the-art facilities, this venue has become a mecca for music enthusiasts across the region. 

Historic Main Street:

Take a leisurely stroll along the cobblestone paths of Burgettstown's Historic Main Street. Adorned with charming 19th-century buildings, this street evokes nostalgia and offers a glimpse into the town's rich history, inviting you to explore its heritage.

Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) Hall:

Step back in time at the GAR Hall, a historic meeting place that once welcomed Civil War veterans. This architectural gem serves as a poignant reminder of Burgettstown's involvement in shaping the nation's history.

Pepsi-Cola Mural:

A delightful blast from the past, the Pepsi-Cola mural gracing one of Burgettstown's walls exudes retro charm, harking back to a simpler era that continues to resonate with both locals and visitors.

McDonald Trail Station:

Just a stone's throw away lies the McDonald Trail Station, a meticulously restored train station turned museum. Immerse yourself in the region's railroad heritage and gain insights into its industrial past.

History

Incorporated in 1868, Burgettstown's roots are deeply intertwined with coal mining, manufacturing, and agriculture. The town's growth was shaped by its strategic location along the Pennsylvania Railroad.  With a population of around 1,500 residents, Burgettstown epitomizes the essence of a close-knit community where bonds are strong and faces are familiar.

Situated in southwestern Pennsylvania, just a short distance from the borders of West Virginia and Ohio, Burgettstown enjoys a picturesque setting that encapsulates the beauty of the region.

Burgettstown comes alive with annual events and festivals that celebrate local heritage, music, and culture. Join in the festivities and experience the warmth of community spirit firsthand.

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