Fayette County, County in Pennsylvania
Fayette County is located in the southwestern part of Pennsylvania, United States.
Established on September 26, 1783, Fayette County has a rich history tied to the early development of America.
The county celebrates its diverse cultural heritage through various festivals and events.
Fayette County offers a variety of services and amenities for residents and visitors alike.
It is known for the historic Fallingwater house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Location: Pennsylvania
Inception: September 26, 1783
Capital city: Uniontown
Population: 128804
Website: co.fayette.pa.us/fayette/site/default.asp
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Fayette County is located in the southwestern part of Pennsylvania, United States.
Fallingwater is a house designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1935.
Kentuck Knob, also known as the Hagan House, is a residence designed by the renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
Laurel Caverns is a large natural calcareous sandstone cave located in Fayette County.
Bowman's Castle is an architecturally significant structure with a picturesque view of the riverfront.
Uniontown Speedway was a wooden oval racetrack often referred to as 'The Boards'.
Dunlap's Creek Bridge is an arch bridge made out of cast iron.
Mount Saint Macrina is a prominent religious site and pilgrimage destination.
Quebec Run Wild Area is a scenic expanse of forest and streams.
Searights Tollhouse is one of the carefully preserved tollhouses on the National Road.
The Isaac Meason House is a palatial, four-story mansion renowned for its Federal architecture.
