New Eagle, borough in Washington County, Pennsylvania, United States
New Eagle is a small town in Washington County, Pennsylvania, situated beside the Monongahela River. The borough covers roughly one square mile with quiet streets, well-maintained historic homes, and small shops that give it a settled appearance.
New Eagle was founded in 1901 and originally called Riverview before being officially renamed in 1912. The town grew around industrial activities, with coal mining, steel mills, and factories drawing workers to riverside employment.
New Eagle takes its name from the founders' vision for the town's identity. Residents gather at parks and local events like the Chill Fire Music and Arts Festival, where live performances and community celebrations keep traditions and neighborly connections alive.
The town is easy to explore on foot or by bike since it covers roughly one square mile. Visitors can walk through parks and along the river, with access to boat launches and picnic areas for outdoor activities.
Joe Montana, one of the most famous quarterbacks of all time, grew up in New Eagle before becoming a sports legend. Many residents take pride in this connection, and the local story is enriched by his roots here.
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