Uniontown, city in Pennsylvania
Uniontown is a quaint city located in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.
Founded in 1776, Uniontown has a storied past intertwined with American history.
The city celebrates traditional American values and culture.
Uniontown serves as an administrative center and a hub for local commerce.
The city's location near the Laurel Highlands provides access to spectacular natural beauty.
Location: Fayette County
Inception: 1776
Population: 10372
Elevation above the sea: 304 m
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Uniontown is a quaint city located in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.
The State Theatre Center for the Arts, designed by architect Thomas W. Lamb, serves as a cultural hub.
Uniontown Downtown Historic District represents a significant example of early to mid-20th century architecture.
The John S. Douglas House is a notable residential building.
The Adam Clarke Nutt Mansion is an exquisite example of Victorian architecture.
Mount Saint Macrina is a prominent religious site and pilgrimage destination.
Uniontown Speedway was a wooden oval racetrack often referred to as 'The Boards'.
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.
