Waynesburg is a borough that you will have the opportunity to see if you travel to Greene County, Pennsylvania, United States of America. Waynesburg is the county seat of Greene and is located close to Pittsburgh. The city has a small number of residents, approximately 4,000, that live in an area of 0.8 square miles. Waynesburg is named after "Mad" Anthony Wayne, which fought along George Washington in the Revolutionary War. Notable residents of Waynesburg include politician Arthur I. Boreman, football player Greg Hopkins and martial artist Josh Koscheck. If you visit Waynesburg, you will see the wonderful points of interest this city has.
Top Attractions within Waynesburg
Miller Hall is a historic building situated in the campus of Waynesburg University, within the area of the city. It was built in a period of 20 years, between 1879 and 1899 in a Second Empire style. Miller Hall was designed by American architect J.W. Drumm and occupies less than an acre. It was named in honor of the president of Waynesburg College, Alfred Brasher Miller. In present, the building is on the National Register of Historic Places, thanks to her importance in the heritage of the city.
Hanna Hall is another historic building from the campus of Waynesburg University. This construction was raised in Waynesburg in 1851 in a Federal style. It occupies 0.3 acres of land. It received its name in 1896, after a reverend in town, William Hanna. Since 1979, the building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Hot Rod's House of Bar-B-Que is located at 28S Washington Street and is an establishment offering typical American food. Most dishes on the menu are still based on the local cuisine, offering clients a tasty mix and delicious and large portions of food. If you visit it for a meal try Pulled Pork, Spinach Salad and the traditional American Apple Pie.
