The Harmony Society's 1809 warehouse — wine cellar and all — is now the museum. Guided tours at 1:00 and 2:30, Tuesday through Saturday.
The only way inside: a docent walks you through the 1809 warehouse, the wine cellar, the Ziegler Log House and the Wagner/Bentel Haus. 1:00 and 2:30, no reservation needed.
Today's tours
Twenty minutes and a quarter mile gets you most of it. The full loop is three miles and about two hours.
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An 1805 barn, a hall with an 1809 wine cellar, and an 1825 meetinghouse on the National Register.
See the venuesAbout an hour with a docent through the 1809 warehouse, the wine cellar, the Ziegler Log House and the Wagner/Bentel Haus. Tuesday through Saturday at 1:00 and 2:30.
Everything outdoors is open any time for free: the 28-stop walking tour, the Harmonist Cemetery, Rapp's Seat. Open the map →
Pay at the door. Groups and school visits by arrangement — (724) 452-7341.
One of the oldest barns west of the Alleghenies. Four bays, with room for both the ceremony and the dancing.
See the barn
On the National Register. Original bleacher-style benches and a pulpit platform. Music carries better here than in most modern churches.
See the meetinghouse
Attached to the museum. Stage, bar, full kitchen, accessible restrooms — and the Harmonists' 1809 stone wine cellar down the stairs, added for $100.
See the hall & cellar
One email a month — what's open, what's coming up, and one object out of the collection.
