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History. Hookstown was named after Matthias Hook, [4] an early pioneer and Revolutionary War soldier, and his family. The only known surviving relatives are the McCormick family, who still reside in Hookstown and surrounding areas in western Pennsylvania.
South Side Historic Village Association, Hookstown, Pennsylvania. 1,269 likes · 35 talking about this · 54 were here. Take a step back into the 1890's at a working village. Open second Saturdays,...
The South Side Historical Village was established in 1995, and is located at the Hookstown Fairgrounds in Hookstown, Pennsylvania. Our Mission: To Collect, Preserve & Interpret Early American Life.
South Side Historical Village. 1198 State Route 168. Hookstown, PA 15050. 724-573-9367. The village consists of a restored 1874 Mercer one-room school house, the Porter blacksmith shop, with demonstrations in metal arts, the Johnson 1800’s log cabin showing the rural home life, a large brick bread oven, a pedestrian covered bridge, a General ...
17 Οκτ 2019 · The South Side Historical Village was established in 1995 at the Hookstown Fairgrounds in Hookstown, Pennsylvania. It began with the donation of the Mercer One-Room Schoolhouse. Volunteers relocated and restored the building, which is now used for presentations and tours.
9 Σεπ 2014 · The South Side Historical Village was established in 1995, and is located at the Hookstown Fairgrounds in Hookstown, Pennsylvania. Our Mission: To Collect, Preserve & Interpret Early American Life.
Hookstown, about three miles south of the Ohio River, is a simple farming community and crossroads town with a preponderance of nineteenth-century red brick houses. An 1817 map shows roads from Pittsburgh and Washington, Pennsylvania, converging just below Hookstown.
