Westmoreland County
Before the Declaration, Westmoreland County had Resolve...and we still do!
Be sure to see Westmoreland County’s Fort Ligonier, a meticulously reconstructed stronghold of the French & Indian War. The fort roars to life during reenactments, complete with cannon fire and costumed interpreters. Inside the museum, you’ll find artifacts that tell the story of Washington’s career, including his infamous “friendly fire incident,” a tragedy that shaped him into the leader of the American Revolution.
On May 16, 1775, frontier settlers in Westmoreland County took a courageous stand against British rule and signed The Hanna's Town Resolves, declaring their willingness to fight for their rights. Today, you see the resolve and determination of Westmoreland County as we embrace growth while preserving our history, culture, and natural spaces. Discover Westmoreland where America's story comes alive!
A Storytelling Symphony of America
The Unlikely Union
The Unlikely Union: A Storytelling Symphony of America Debuts in January The United States turns 250 in 2026—and Westmoreland County is welcoming the Semiquincentennial year in grand style. Prepare for an unforgettable evening as The Unlikely Union: A Storytelling Symphony of America makes its…
