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Contents
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Beaver County Regatta
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Golf Courses/Country Clubs
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Attractions
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Lodging
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Museums, Historic Sites
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Restaurants, Bakeries and Libations
and Societies
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Municipal Governments
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County, Municipal & State Parks
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Businesses, Organizations &
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Beaver County Outdoors
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Events, Fairs, Festival
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Colleges and Private Schools
and Celebrations
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Airports, Airlines & Transportation
Entertainment
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Emergency Phone Numbers
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Hookstown Fair
Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center
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Professional Services
Tom King, Director
Tee Henry, Tourism Program Manager
Bradys Run Park Recreation Facility
121 Bradys Run Road, Beaver Falls, PA 15010
724/770-2062 • 800/342-8192
FAX 724/770-2063
www.visitbeavercounty.com
Email: [email protected]
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How Beaver County was named
The name “Beaver” was given to the county from the stream and
town called at the time of its earliest settlers, and the town had been
named for the stream. As to the origin of the name of the stream itself, we need not be in any doubt. It was a translation into English
of the Indian word for beaver, the much-prized animal after which
the local Indians had named the stream. The Delawares called the
stream Amockwi-sipu, or literally, “beaver stream.” They gave this
name to the creek because of its being a favorite home of the beaver.
River), and the English when they arrived, called it the same name.
Before the mapping of the town and outlets at the mouth of the
stream, under the Act of September 28, 1791, the point was known
by the Indian names of Sawkunk and Shingoe’s Town, later by the
English as “the old French town.” Later it was called McIntosh, from
the fort there and the town that was created by legislative action
was called Beaver. And it was determined to be county seat of the
new county in its beginning stage of development. Thus, it was natural that when the time came for the creation of the county, it should
receive a name associated with the most important stream and locality belonging distinctively to it’s territory, and was accordingly
called Beaver.
The French, who were the first whites to reach this region, merely
translated the Indian name for the stream calling it, as we have
learned from a map in Pouchot’s memoirs, River au Castor, (Beaver
Two great dining experiences
The Grand Valley Inn Brady’s Run Grille
Experience one of Beaver County's finest dining
& Guesthouse
establishments — The Grand Valley Inn of Fallston.
We offer fine dining, creative lunch and dinner
features in a comfortable, casual environment.
We also offer premium wines from around the
world by the glass and bottle, sure to please any
wine connoisseur.
452 Constitution Blvd. Fallston Pa 15066
724-843-9000
Reservations Suggested
The Grand Valley Inn is conveniently located across
from the Brady’s Run Grille.
Brady’s Run Grille offers a full scale Deli featuring
Boars Head Premium Meats and Cheeses, along
with Bread Works Breads. Our menu offers
something for everyone, a large variety of creative
sandwiches, wraps, croissants and salads.
449 Constitution Blvd. Fallston Pa 15066
724-843-9001
The Brady’s Run Grille is conveniently located across
from The Grand Valley Inn.
Great Accommodations
The Brady’s Run Grille & Guesthouse features six (6)
sleeping rooms: four (4) with a full-size bed and two
(2) rooms with two (2) twin beds. Three bathrooms are
conveniently located near each room.
The Grand Valley Inn also has rooms available that are
a bit more spacious and have Queen sized bed in each
room.
Each room is equipped with cable television, air conditioning or heat. There is a private entrance accessed by
key. All rooms are smoke-free.
Please contact us at 724-843-9000 for room rates
and availability.
These rooms are perfect for extra family/friends –
overnight business – golf outings and special events like
wedding parties.
www.grandvalleyinn.com
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This annual event held in the rivertown
of Bridgewater will be held August 19-21.
The event is crammed full of activities,
such as the Children’s Fishing Derby, drag
boat racing, a cake walk, a chicken wing
and hot dog eating contest, and the
ever-popular milk drinking contest.
And what would a Beaver County
festival be without music? Local bands
fill the air with a variety of music ranging
from Celtic to Southern Rock. Also
included at the event is a children’s area,
especially designed for the little
members of the family. They will be able
to enjoy face painting, a balloon artist,
and bouncers, just to name a few.
Food vendors will line Riverside Drive
for your festival dining pleasure, ranging
from hot dogs to chicken or rib dinners
can be found. Desserts will also be available for those with a sweet tooth.
As the festival name implies, it is a
regatta and boats will come from all
parts of the country to compete for cash
prizes. Drag boats will thunder down the
Beaver River at speeds in excess of 170
miles per hour, leaving you in awe of
their sheer power and your eardrums
ringing.
Some more relaxed boaters will take a
slower pace in the Anything That Floats
Race. This is a competition where folks
can fabricate a boat (or some type of
floating device) and race against other
entrants to the finish line. It must be
human powered, as no engines are
allowed. This event is one of the highlights of the festival and more often than
not, has some of the entrants capsizing
or sinking, much to the delight of the
observers on shore.
Boaters coming in from the tri-state
area will find plenty of mooring areas at
more than six local marinas, along with
some public docking located a short
distance away.
The motto of the Beaver County River
Regatta is “Family, Friends and Tradition.”
Admission to all the events is free and we
hope you can come out and enjoy it this
year.
For a schedule of events, please click
VisitBeaverCounty.com
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Saint Nicholas Chapel
ATTRACTIONS
Looking for fun and interesting things to do? You will find plenty of
them in Beaver County. We are blessed with a number of historical
and heritage sites that are sure to peak your interest. Or, you can attend
any one of the dozens of cultural events and ethnic festivals held
throughout the year.
You can also take a nostalgic trip through the history of air travel,
specifically relating to of WWII at the Air Heritage Museum - the only
air museum between Dayton, Ohio and Washington, DC. Equestrian
enthusiasts can feel the speed, beauty and excitement of polo matches
held every Friday evening during the summer in Darlington. Marvel at
the refined beauty of a replica of a wooden Greek Catholic Church of
Central Europe at the Greek Catholic Union headquarters. Trace your
family’s heritage at the Beaver County Genealogy and History Center.
Beaver County, where there is so much to see and do, all you have to do
is get out and enjoy them.
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Darlington Polo
ATTRACTIONS
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Beaver County Sports Hall of Fame
Community College of Beaver County Dome
1 Campus Drive
Monaca, PA 15061
724/869-9684
www.bcshof.org
The Dome, located on the campus of the Beaver County Community College, is the permanent home of the Beaver County
Sports Hall of Fame. Showcased are 355 inductee plaques from
1976 to present including such local and national stars as Joe
Namath, Terry and “Tito” Francona, “Pistol” Pete Maravich, Larry
Bruno, Mike Ditka and Tony Dorsett. The Dome is open during
regular college hours and Dome events. Additional information
may be obtained by calling 724/869-9684 or visiting the website
at www.bcshof.org
Beaver County Conservation District
Is a non-profit arm of state government that services both urban and
farming communities in Beaver County. The District owns and operates an
18 acre wetland Environmental Center in Independence Township.
Darlington Polo
Darlington Polo Field
Darlington, PA 16115
724/814-7022
www.darlingtonpoloclub.com
Established in 1937, the Darlington Polo Club plays matches
“under the lights” throughout the summer. They offer a familyoriented atmosphere for new and old polo fans alike. Admission: 16 years of age and older $5. Friday evenings at 8 P.M.
Season begins the first Friday in June. Call or click for schedule.
Services Offered
Annual Maple Syrup Festival/Sugar Bush Tours • Arboretum Trail/Bradys Run Park Programs
Erosion and Sediment Control/Timber Harvesting • Agricultural Field Days and Programming
Conservation Planning • Environmental Programming • Watershed Protection
Technical Assistance for Engineers, Farmers and Watersheds
MAPLE SYRUP IS SOLD AT
156 Cowpath Road, Aliquippa, Pa 15001
Telephone Number (724) 378-1701 Fax (724) 857-1044
Monaca Community Hall of Fame
1098 Pennsylvania Avenue
Monaca, PA 15061
724/775-3187
Established in 1985, the Monaca Community Hall of Fame
houses over 100 plaques of individuals who have been recognized for their contributions to the community or their country
in areas of civic accomplishments, fraternal organizations, sports
or professional areas. Various memorabilia of Monaca are also
on display including maps, books, yearbooks, pictures and
trophies. Three scholarships are also awarded annually. Visitors
are welcome by appointment by calling 724/775-3187.
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Saint Nicholas Chapel
Greek Catholic Union of USA
5400 Tuscarawas Road
Beaver, PA 15009
724/495-3400
www.gcuusa.com
A replica of the wooden Greek Catholic Churches in the
Carpathian Mountain region of Central Europe. This award-winning designed chapel, incorporates the architectural theme of
the best of three old world churches, painstakingly researched
from a collection of over 120 churches. The chapel houses a museum on the lower level and is available for tours weekdays
from 9 A.M.-3 P.M. Larger groups up to sixty are welcome with
prior arrangement. Admission is free. Bus parking available.
Divine Liturgy celebrated Sun., at 10:30 A.M.
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724.774.6494
McCarl Industrial and Agricultural
Museum of Beaver County
MUSEUMS,
HISTORIC SITES
& SOCIETIES
Air Heritage Museum & Aircraft Restoration Facility
Beaver County Airport (Chippewa Township)
35 Piper Street
Beaver Falls. PA 15010
724/843-2820
www.airheritage.org
Visit the Air Heritage Museum and allow aircraft from the past guide
you through the rich history of flight. It’s an aircraft restoration and
working museum specializing in WWII and Vietnam era aircraft and
artifacts. Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10 A.M.-5 P.M.; Sun., by appointment only.
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The Vicary Mansion
Air Heritage Museum
Greersburg Academy
Richmond Little Red School House
Baker - Dungan Museum
Penn State Beaver
100 University Drive,
Monaca, PA 15061
724/773-3815
www.beaver.psu.edu
Named for two of the first settlers in Beaver County. The museum
overlooks the Brodhead Cultural Center’s outdoor J. P. Giusti Amphitheater at Penn State Beaver. Located in a former residence on
the campus, the museum contains an excellent display of home
and farm tools, implements, furniture and artifacts of life from
Beaver County’s past. Staffed by the Mill Creek Valley Historical Association, the museum is open one hour prior to all performances
at the Center and admission is free. Other times by appointment.
Beaver Area Heritage Museum
tures important exhibits on the people, events and objects that
have shaped the Beaver area. It is housed in a renovated, 103 yearold railroad freight station and 200 year-old log house. Free admission. Donations accepted. Call to arrange special tours. Open
Mar.-Dec., Sat., 10 A.M.-4 P.M., and Sun. 1-4 P.M.
Greersburg Academy
Little Beaver Historical Society
710 Market Street
724/827-8841
Built in 1802, Greersburg is the oldest public building in Beaver
County, the oldest advanced educational institution north of the
Ohio River, and the oldest standing building used as a train station
in the nation. William McGuffey (McGuffey Reader) and John
Brown (antislavery movement) were educated here. It features the
history of the Underground Railroad in Beaver County, as well as
examples of old banks from Beaver County as their revolving display. It also includes train memorabilia, Ft. McIntosh objects, Indian
artifacts, and the Abner Lacock Room. Hours: Mon.-Thurs., 9 A.M.2 P.M. throughout the year and Sun., 1:30-5 P.M., June-Sept. Tours
by appointment throughout the year. Free admission.
Beaver Area Heritage Museum
1 River Road
Beaver, PA 15009
724/775-7174
www.beaverheritage.org
Known as one of the best local history museums in America, it fea9
industrial prosperity in textiles, railroad investments and wine
making. The site offers 17 historic structures, gardens, original
tools and furnishings, a Visitor Center, orientation movie, exhibits
and Museum Store. Please call or visit our website for information
on days and hours of operation.
MUSEUMS, HISTORIC
SITES & SOCIETIES
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Richmond Little Red School House
4550 Dutch Ridge Road
Beaver, PA 15009
724/495-7489
Restored one-room school house open from 1844-1950. Eight
grades were taught in this one-room school that has been
restored with many original furnishings. Open Sunday, from
Memorial Day thru Labor Day, from 2-5 P.M., and by appointment.
Historic Harmony - Harmony Museum
218 Mercer Street
Post Office Box 524
Harmony, PA 16037
724/452-7341
www.harmonymuseum.org
Harmony, the communal Harmony Society’s 1804 first home
resettled in 1815 by Mennonites, is a National Historic Landmark.
George Washington visited the Delaware Indians here on his 1753
mission sparking the French & Indian War, as the first shot was
fired at him nearby. The Harmony Museum interprets the area’s
rich history.
South Side Historical Village
Route 168 (Greene Township)
P. O. Box 140
Hookstown, PA 15050
724/899-4165
www.sshva.iwarp.com
The village consists of a restored one-room school house, a working blacksmith shop, an 1800’s log cabin and a conversion of a
corn crib into a covered bridge. Enjoy the rural home life in the log
cabin and demonstration in the metal arts at the blacksmith shop.
Learn about the history of the one-room school and the see the
beginning of an active historical village.
Little Beaver Museum
Route 168 and Plumb Street
724/827-8841
Originally designed and constructed by Ira Mansfield, a state legislator and entrepreneur, as a two-story brick schoolhouse in 1883
and was used until 1957. The museum houses two floors of both
local and county historical artifacts, including primitive tools, a
piano on which John Phillip Sousa composed many marches, a
church room, a school room, several Victorian era domestic rooms,
toys and doll houses. Tramp and Trench art, military artifacts and
Mayer China donated by local residents name a few of the many
items in this extensive collection. Also features a circa 1814 log
cabin with display weavings made by Margaret Reed. Hours: Sun.
1:30-5 P.M., June–Sept. Tours by appointment throughout the year.
Admission free.
The Vicary Mansion
1235 Third Avenue
Freedom, PA 15042
724/775-1848
www.bchrlf.org
The historic Vicary Mansion was constructed in 1826 by Philadelphia sea Captain William Vicary and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The mansion is home to the Beaver County
Historical Research and Landmarks Foundation, recognized as the
official historical society of Beaver County. Visitors may experience
tours of the mansion by costumed docents, educational programs,
re-enactments and historic fashion shows. Our four annual public
events include a working Military Historical Weekend, Vicary Day,
Applebutter Fest, and Christmas at the Mansion. The building is
open to the public Mon.-Fri., 10 A.M.-2 P.M., or by appointment.
Closed major holidays. Admission free/donations accepted.
McCarl Industrial and Agricultural Museum of Beaver County
Route 168 and Plumb Street
724/843-4361or 724/336-6685
The McCarl Industrial and Agricultural Museum, Beaver County’s
newest, offers displays that demonstrates the history and development of manufacturing in the County. Besides static displays, a
number of machines are operating. A machine shop, a forge, and a
foundry demonstrates some of the basics of manufacturing. Significant agricultural displays are also presented. Though the facility is mostly completed, some of the displays and demonstrations
are undergoing ongoing development. Hours: Sun. 1:30-5 P.M.,
June-Sept. Tours by appointment throughout the year. Admission
free.
Old Economy Village
270 Sixteenth Street
Ambridge, PA 15003
724/266-4500 ext. 101
www.oldeconomyvillage.org
This National Historic Landmark, built 1824-1830 is furnished with
collections of the Harmony Society, German immigrants known for
Old Economy Village
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The Skate Park at
Bradys Run County Park
COUNTY,MUNICIPAL
& STATE PARKS
Bradys Run County Park
121 Bradys Run Road
Brighton Township
Beaver Falls, PA 15010
724/770-2060
www.beavercountypa.gov/recreation
The county’s largest park with over 2000 acres features the Recreation Facility
that houses an ice area, four tennis courts and an indoor walking and jogging
track. Other recreational facilities include a ball field complex consisting of
one baseball and five softball fields, a horse rink, horseshoe courts, walking
and hiking trails, a 22-acre lake to fish year round, non-motorized boating,
with picnic tables and playgrounds at various sites throughout the park. An
outdoor activity center features an in-line skating rink, action/skate park, two
basketball and four tennis courts. There is a one-mile paved, outdoor walking
track and a fenced dog park, both are open year-round.
The Bradys Run Lodge and 15 of the park’s picnic shelters are available to rent
for a modest rental fee from Memorial Day weekend through September.
Special events, parties and weddings of up to 400 guests can be held at the
Lodge.
Buttermilk Falls Park
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Brush Creek County Park
Old Economy County Park
Forcey Drive
Economy Borough
Baden, PA 15005
724/266-0456 - Park Office
724/266-2200 - Pool Office (June – August)
Located just off Route 989 in Economy Borough, the park features
a junior Olympic-sized swimming pool with a kiddie pool, two tennis courts, sled riding slopes, a 9-hole disk golf course and walking
trails. Six picnic shelters and The Barn, with an adjacent ball field,
can be reserved for a modest rental fee from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. Each shelter has nearby playgrounds and
barbecues. The Barn can be rented for special events and social
functions. The park is home to the Beaver County Snow Shovel
Riding Championship held each January.
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& STATE PARKS
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Edward L. Calland Arboretum Trail & Programs
c/o Beaver County Conservation District
Bradys Run County Park, Shelter #12
Brighton Township
724/378-1701
The Arboretum Trail is located at Shelter #12 in Bradys Run Park
and is three-quarters of a mile long. Free programs at the Arboretum area are held March thru September by the Beaver County
Conservation District. The walking trail can be enjoyed year round.
Brush Creek County Park
Route 588, North Sewickley Township
724/846-3509
This park features three softball fields, two tennis courts, two soccer fields, plus eleven parking and picnic areas with permanent
barbecues, a lake for year round fishing along with horse and walking trails. The park is home to several high schools cross county
teams that schedule their meets at the park. The park is home to
the only covered bridge in Beaver County.
Buttermilk Falls County Park
Route 18 & First Avenue
Homewood Borough
724/843-1246
This all-natural area features a 40-foot scenic sandstone formation
and waterfall. The area is geologically recognized as home to
Homewood Sandstone used locally in bridge piers, tunnels, roadways and in the construction of Western Penitentiary in Pittsburgh.
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Fishing at Raccoon Creek State Park
STATE PARKS
backpack camping, bicycling, cross country skiing, hiking, bridle
trails, winter activities, and hunting. Features include historical
Frankfort Mineral Springs, Kings Creek Cemetery, the Wildflower
Reserve with nature center, and 44 miles of trails available
throughout the park including a 20-mile backpack loop trail.
Modern camping available mid-April, through mid-October.
Cabins and primitive camping available year round.
The Pennsylvania State Parks provide opportunities for enjoying
healthful outdoor recreation and serve as outdoor classrooms for
environmental education. In meeting these purposes, the conservation of the natural, scenic, aesthetic and historical values of parks
are given first consideration. Stewardship responsibilities should
be carried out in a way that protects the natural outdoor experience for the enjoyment of current and future generations.
Frankfort Mineral Springs
Raccoon Creek State Park
3000 State Route 18
Hookstown, PA 15050
724/899-2200 or 724/899-3611
The historic Frankfort Mineral Springs, site of a nationally known
health spa during the 1800s, is located in the Park. The area once
attracted thousands of visitors who believed in the “healing powers” of mineral water, until it was destroyed by fire in 1932. Although the flow of spring water has diminished, many believe the
water still retains “medicinal” properties. The streambed trail
abounds with wildflowers in season, and in the winter the grotto
displays beautiful ice formations. Trails are open year-round from
sunrise to sunset.
3000 State Route 18
Hookstown, PA 15050
724/899-2200
State Park Info: 888/727-2757
www.visitpaparks.com
Raccoon Creek State Park has continued to develop from the
park’s beginning as a Recreational Demonstration Area operated
by the National Park Service in the 1930s, to one of the largest and
most beautiful parks in the state. In 1945, the planned transfer of
land took place creating Raccoon Creek State Park. The facilities at
the park are a mix from the early Civilian Conservation Corps camp
to modern facilities.
Wildflower Reserve
3000 State Route 18
Hookstown, PA 15050
724/899-3611 or 724/899-2200
The Wildflower Reserve, developed by the Western Pennsylvania
Conservancy, is a 314-acre tract of land located along Raccoon
Creek that provides a unique natural botanical attraction for visitors. There are five miles of marked trails and over 700 species of
wildflowers have been recorded at the Reserve. The trails vary in
terrain from easy walking to some gentle grades. Wildlife is abundant and you may encounter deer, raccoon, turkey, mink, woodchucks and a host of birds and other forms of wildlife. Environmental education and interpretive programs are scheduled
throughout the year on a wide variety of topics. Organized groups
may call and schedule programs or tours based on environmental
or educational based topics. Trails are open year round from 8 A.M.
to sunset.
A centrally located 101-acre lake with an accessible fishing pier allows anglers to seek a number of fish species, including brook and
rainbow trout that are stocked and found both in the lake and
feeder streams. The lake also has an 800-foot, accessible sand/turf
beach that is open daily from late-May to mid-September. It provides opportunities for active recreation as well as passive activities such as photographing and viewing waterfowl and other
species of wildlife. Raccoon Lake has two boat launches and 48
mooring spaces (electric motors only). A boat rental is open from
the first day of trout season until mid-October and has canoes,
rowboats, kayaks, hydro-bikes, in addition to bait and tackle, refreshments and firewood for sale. A food concession is located at
the beach area and is open from Memorial Day weekend to Labor
Day weekend.
Activities at the park include boating, fishing, swimming, picnicking, camping, modern cabin rentals, organized group camping,
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the efforts of the Recreation Director and the Hopewell Park Board,
under the auspices of the Township’s Board of Commissioners. The
park features the Larry Blaney Nature Center, four picnic pavilions,
five hiking trails, a playground, restrooms, picnic areas, fishing lake
with a handicap accessible fishing pier, authorized camping area,
and a concession stand open for special events.
COUNTY, MUNICIPAL
& STATE PARKS
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MUNICIPAL PARKS
New Brighton Fishing Park
8th Street & Second Avenue
New Brighton, PA 15066
724/846-1870
www.newbrightonborough.org
Located at one of the most premier fishing spots in Western Pennsylvania. Wheelchair access to wharf, canoe launch with 600’ of
shoreline, ample parking. Fish species include walleye, muskellunge, stripe bass, smallmouth bass, crappie, sauger, northern pike,
perch and white bass. Pennsylvania fishing license required.
Open all year!
Monaca Riverfront Park
600 Atlantic Avenue
Monaca, PA 15061
724/775-9600
www.monacapa.net
Opening in 2011, the park faces the broad confluence of the Ohio
and Beaver Rivers and provides stunning, yet tranquil views of its
neighboring communities. The park includes two rainbow-colored
pieces of climbing playground equipment and two swing sets.
There are currently three small picnic pavilions equipped with
grills, with more being planned. It also includes a stone and grass
covered amphitheater descending to the edge of the Ohio River.
At street level on Atlantic Avenue, there are benches facing the
river, with other benches on the lower level near the river designated as fishing piers.
Rochester Riverfront Park
Water Street & Island Lane
Rochester, PA 15074
724/775-1200
Located on the past site of Logan Town, an Indian village that sat
at the confluence of the Ohio and Beaver Rivers. The park is on the
site of the historic Girard Lock and offers a wide range of fishing
opportunities in the Ohio and Beaver Rivers, as well as access to
the rivers for boating. Riverfront Park offers a level 2-mile paved
round-trip walking trail, with historical signage along the way. The
trail offers a unique view of the Ohio and Beaver Rivers and the
wildlife such as ducks, geese, blue herons, beavers, or the many
species of fish along the shoreline.
Hopewell Township Community Park
2500 Laird Road, Hopewell Township
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724/378-1460
www.hopewelltwp.com
The park encompasses 61 acres of primarily undeveloped woodlands, fields and wetlands. Purchased in 1967, all recreation for the
community is centralized at this site and is coordinated through
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Canoeing along Raccoon Creek
BEAVER COUNTY OUTDOORS
Campgrounds
Outdoor Wetlands
Harts Content Campground
496 Glendale Road
724/846-0005
A quiet family campground located minutes from Brush Creek
Park. This camper and tent campground offers a variety of organized recreation: Swimming pool, snack bar, large “space center” for
indoor activities. Nightly, weekly and monthly rates. Season opens
April 15th-Oct. 15th. Directions: From Beaver Falls, Route 18 north,
cross bridge to Route 588 East, cross Route 65, right on Concord
Circle Road for one mile, left on Glendale Road, 1/3 mile to campground.
Beaver County Conservation District
Environmental Center
156 Cowpath Road
Independence Township
Aliquippa, PA 15001
Info: 724/378-1701
www.beavercountyconservationdistrict.org
The Beaver County Conservation District owns and operates an
18-acre wetland which is located in Independence Township. This
wetland is being used as an environmental education-learning
tool for any group, school or organization that would like to learn
more about wetlands. Tours and visits to the wetland should be
scheduled in advance with the Environmental Educator.
Canoeing
Raccoon Creek
156 Cowpath Road
Independence Township
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724/378-1701
www.beavercountyconservationdistrict.org
Raccoon Creek provides a scenic, pleasant canoe trip of up to
twenty miles with five different access sites. It is a habitat for a variety of waterfowl and fish. Raccoon Creek is normally canoe-able
from March thru June. Information on the various access sites are
available at the Conservation District Office.
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Ambridge Nationality Days
EVENTS, FAIRS,
FESTIVALS & CELEBRATIONS
Beaver County has a number of festivals and special events held
throughout the year for all to enjoy! Nearly all of the events are
family-oriented, so load up the kids and get out and enjoy these
wonderful Beaver County historical, cultural and ethnic celebrations. The dates mentioned are when the event is usually held,
but are subject to change. Please contact the event’s phone
number listed or consult our website VisitBeaverCounty.com
for the latest information.
MARCH/APRIL
Maple Syrup Festival
The Lodge at Bradys Run Park (Brighton Township)
Bradys Run Road
724/378-1701
Pancake breakfast, antique machinery displays, traditional
crafts, Civil War re-enactment, music and live performances.
Scheduled to be held the March 31 thru April 1, 2012.
JANUARY
Beaver County Snow Shovel Riding Championship
Forcey Road (Economy Borough)
Baden, PA 15005
724/770-2060
One-of-a-kind event that will be celebrating its 49th year in
2012. Held the second Saturday in January, weather permitting.
All ages can participate in the regular and modified divisions
while attempting to slide down a 160’ snow-covered slope in
the fastest time.
MAY
Ambridge Nationality Days Festival
c/o Ambridge Chamber of Commerce
Downtown Ambridge (Merchant Street)
724/266-3040
A celebration of ethnic pride for the past 46 years. Held during
the third weekend in May, this three-day festival offers mouthwatering local foods, lively entertainment, crafts and children’s
attractions.
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Darlington Days
Downtown Darlington
724/827-2132 ext. 23
www.darlingtondays.com
Celebrating the Community with a Memorial Polo Match, museum
tours, arts and crafts, live entertainment, Civil War encampment
and delicious food. A weekend the whole family will enjoy.
Usually held last weekend of May.
Midland Arts Council 6th Annual Art Exhibit
Midland, PA 15059
724/643-9968
Features some of the area’s most talented artists in a juried show.
Artist’s works will be on display from June 26 - July 5.
JULY
Midland 4th of July Celebration
Downtown Midland & Lincoln Park
Midland, PA 15059
724/643-4170
Held first week of July. Features carnival, entertainment, car cruise,
art festival, parade and fireworks.
JUNE
Greek Food Festival
Greek Orthodox Church
2211 Davidson Street
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724/375-5341
The June Food Festival is sponsored by the Kimisis Tis Theotokou
Greek Orthodox Church of Aliquippa. Features of this festival include favorite Greek food and pastry specialties, entertainment,
children’s attractions, Greek music and folk dancing. Authentic
Greek souvenirs available for purchase. Held during the second
week of June.
Hot Summer Nights Car Cruise
c/o Beaver Area Chamber of Commerce
Third Street - Downtown Business District
Beaver, PA 15009
724/773-6700 or 724/775-3560
Over 1,500 classic and custom cars on the Main Street. DJ’s
playing oldies music and food vendors. Free. 3-9 P.M.
New Brighton’s Car Cruise
c/o New Brighton Business Authority
Third Avenue (Downtown)
724/847-5126
Join the fun and festivities. Live music and plenty of food. Held on
the second Saturday of July.
Ft. McIntosh Garrison Days Craft Show
Downtown Beaver Parks
469 Third Avenue
Beaver, PA 15009
724/775-0189
Large sampling of craft dealers, antiques, collectibles, food, music
and entertainment. Held the second Saturday in June.
Parkfest
Hopewell Community Park
Laird Avenue
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724/378-1460
Games, food, entertainment, music, fireworks and fun for the entire
family. Held on the second weekend of July.
Happy Days Car Cruise
c/o Happy Days Car Club
Seventh Avenue (Downtown)
724/846-3814
One of Beaver County’s biggest car cruises featuring antique and
classic cars, D.J.’s, food and entertainment. Held the second Saturday of June.
AUGUST
Rusyn Food Festival
St. John Orthodox Parish Center
5th & Elm Streets
Ambridge
412/749-0675
Celebration of Carpatho-Rusyn food and culture including buffet
featuring East European specialties. Display of Rusyn items, Rusyn
performers, dancers & artisans demonstrating their arts. Held first
weekend of August.
Beaver Festival
c/o Beaver Borough
Downtown Beaver Parks
Third & Market Streets
Beaver, PA 15009
724/773-6700
Usually held the third week of June. Food, concessions, games,
rides, amusements and concerts in Quay Square.
Midland 4th of July Celebration
Hot Summer Nights Car Cruise
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Maple Syrup Fesitval
EVENTS, FAIRS
FESTIVALS & CELEBRATIONS
At left: Hookstown Fair
Below: Ft. McIntosh
Garrison Days Craft Show
and the Beaver County
Festival of Trees
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San Rocco Festival
Lefty Cepil Field
Main Street, Plan 12
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724/378-6646
An Italian celebration of food, entertainment, games, demonstrations and more! Held the second weekend of August.
Beaver County River Regatta
Riverside Drive
Bridgewater, PA 15009
724/417-3069
Held the third weekend of August. Boat races, entertainment, food,
music, lighted boat parade, all-you-can-eat contests, vendors and
more!
Hookstown Fair
1198 Route 168 South
Hookstown, Pa 15050
724/573-4512
The fair is the County’s showcase of agriculture. Held the fourth
week of August (23-27, 2011).
Autumn in the Park Quilt Show
c/o Beaver Valley Piecemakers
The Lodge at Bradys Run Park
Bradys Run Road
724/843-9299
This annual quilt show held the second weekend of October
features quilts, wall hangings, and quilted clothing. Vendors, raffles,
a boutique of hand-made items, home made food, desserts and
drinks available.
SEPTEMBER
Big Knob Grange Fair
New Sewickley Township
336 Grange Road
Rochester, PA 15074
724/843-7863
Celebrating its 69th year. Exhibits include agriculture, livestock,
commercial, tractor and truck pulls and demolition derby. Held
first week of September (Aug. 28 - Sept. 3, 2011).
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER
Festival of Trees
c/o Beaver County Children & Youth Services
The Lodge at Bradys Run Park
Bradys Run Road
724/891-5800
A winter wonderland of beautiful decorated Christmas trees
available for purchase. Held Thanksgiving Day and throughout
the weekend, and the following weekend.
OCTOBER
Homewood Heritage Days Festival
c/o Homewood Borough
Village Center & Buttermilk Falls
724/843-1246
First weekend of October. Living history area with Civil War Encampment, period entertainment, food, crafts, DJ, car show and
more!
DECEMBER
Christmas at the Village
Old Economy Village
270 Sixteenth Street
Ambridge, PA 15003
724/266-4500
Seasonal festivities in December include village special Christmas
dinner and tour.
American Indian Gathering
c/o Logstown Historical Society & CCBC
Community College of Beaver County Dome
1 Campus Drive
Monaca, PA 15061
724/480-3450
Held the second weekend of October. Dancing, speakers on Indian
culture and history, crafts, food and more!
For a complete listing of all the events held in Beaver County and to
confirm the dates and phone numbers of the above-mentioned events,
please refer to our seasonally published Calendar of Events
or click VisitBeaverCounty.com
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Entertainment, Theaters & Performing Arts
Art Galleries & Art Organizations
Theater, Stage & Musical Performances
Merrick Art Gallery
1100 Fifth Avenue
P. O. Box 312
724/846-1130
www.merrickartgallery.org
Housed in the Merrick is a wonderful collection of 19th century oils
including representations from the Hudson River School of landscape painters. Free admission. Guided tours arranged in advance
for $2 per person. Gallery Hours: Tue.-Sat. 10 A.M.-4:30 P.M.; Sun. 1-4
P.M. Summer Hours: Wed.-Sat. 10 A.M.-4 P.M.; closed all holiday weekends and from Dec. 24-Jan. 15. Call for schedule of events and hours.
Handicap accessible.
Bobcat Players
Ed Schaughency Theater
Beaver Area High School
Beaver, PA 15009
724/494-1680
www.bobcatplayers.com
The Bobcat Players perform three plays each year in the spring,
summer and fall. Performances run for two consecutive weekends.
Curtain time is 7:30 P.M. Tickets can be purchased at the Hostess
Gift Shoppe in Beaver or at the door the night of the performance,
if available.
Brodhead Cultural Center
Penn State Beaver
100 University Drive
Monaca, PA 15061
Performance info: 724/773-3610
www.beaver.psu/brodhead
An outdoor performing arts facility located at Penn State Beaver in
Monaca. Since 1977, this campus and community complex has
provided a summer showcase for the talents of a variety of local and
regional performers, amateur and professional, presenting an array
of quality programming designed to entertain and educate
audiences of all ages.
Midland Arts Council/The Summer Gallery
Post Office Box 295
Midland, PA 15059
724/643-9968
www.midlandartscouncil.com
Holds the Summer Gallery, the annual juried art exhibit representing
artists from the western Pennsylvania region and beyond. Exhibit is
housed at the Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center. Artist’s works are
on view from June 26 to July 4, in 2011. Free admission. Artist participation welcome. Entry form and hours available on website or call
724/643-9968.
One Lincoln Park
Midland, PA 15059
724/643-9004
www.lppac.org
Located in Midland, the Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center presents
a variety of performances, ranging from musicals and plays featuring
local high school students to professional world-class artists, including the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. For a schedule of events,
visit their website: www.lppac.org or call 724/643-9004 option 2.
Drive-In Theater
Kane Road Drive In
2791 Kane Road
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724/378-1970
The only remaining drive-in theater in the county. Open nightly
during the summer months.
Movie Theaters
Cinemark
Center Township Marketplace
99 Wagner Road
Monaca, PA 15061
724/775-4993
Featuring stadium seating and discounted matinees until 6 P.M.
Red Barn Theater
Ellwood - Zelienople Road
1279 Route 288, Fombell
P.O. Box 628
Ellwood City, PA 16117
Performance Info: 724/773-7150 (April–October)
www.redbarnplayers.com
The Red Barn Players have been offering Summer Theater for fifty-six
seasons. Four plays are presented during the season, featuring
comedy, drama, mystery and musicals. Season runs from June
through September. Curtain time is 8 P.M.
Plaza Cinemas
Route 18 North
724/846-2877
Multi-screen theater, with bargain matinees Saturday and Sunday.
Brodhead Cultural Center
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Golf Courses & Country Clubs
Black Hawk Golf Course
644 Blackhawk Road
724/843-5512
www.blackhawkgolfcourse.com
Black Hawk Golf Course, a premier 36-hole, daily-fee facility, is located just minutes from the PA Turnpike. They offer competitive
rates and are now associated with the Brady’s Run Grill & Guest
House. Contact them for golf packages including overnight accommodations. In season hours: 6 A.M. -10 P.M., everyday.
The Club at Shadow Lakes
2000 Beaver Lakes Boulevard
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724/375-5511
www.clubatshadowlakes.com
The Club at Shadow Lakes offers a variety of amenities, including
an 18-hole golf course, swimming pool, banquet, wedding and
seminar facilities. Golf tee times are also available to the public.
Maggs Restaurant is open to the public Tuesday through Sunday.
Magg’s offers special-occasion buffets on the major traditional
holidays such as Easter, Mother’s Day and Thanksgiving.
Ponderosa Golf Course
2728 Route 168
Hookstown, PA 15050
724/947-4745
www.ponderosagolfcourse.com
Features eighteen, challenging, picturesque holes. Outings
welcome. Facilities include outdoor shelter for banquets, glass
enclosed dining room, home-cooked meals. Restaurant features
Sunday buffet held from noon – 2 P.M. Restaurant hours:
Summer 6 A.M. - 9 P.M.; Winter 6 A.M. - 8 P.M. Spirits available.
Seven Oaks Country Club
132 Lisbon Road
Beaver, PA 15009
724/495-3300
www.sevenoakscc.com
Only 25 minutes from Greater Pittsburgh Airport, Seven Oaks
Country Club offers a challenging 18-hole golf course, as well as
dining options in the Grill Room, Patio, Sports Bar and ballrooms.
Seven Oaks is also perfectly suited for weddings, corporate events,
showers and private dinners for groups of 2 to 270. Families enjoy
a variety of recreational and social activities including Jr. Olympicsized and infant pools, tennis courts and picnic facilities. Seven
Oaks…It’s Where You Belong!
Rolling Acres Golf Course
350 Achortown Road
724/843-6736
www.rollingacresgolf.com
Scenic 27-hole links type course with large and gently tilted
greens. The Timberhouse Clubhouse offers a restaurant and
lounge. The Ballroom is available for weddings, golf outings, meetings and parties. The Oak Room accommodates smaller parties.
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Lodging
BED & BREAKFASTS
Fallston Flagstop Railfan Bed & Breakfast and Conference Center
62 Beaver Street
Fallston, PA 15066-2903
724/843-7023
www.fallstonflagstop.com
Innkeeper – W. Terry Stuart
Railfan guests exclusively! Backyard borders CSX mainline. Norfolk
Southern line-of-sight across adjoining Beaver River. One hundred
trains pass by each day. Beaver County’s best railfan view. The
innkeeper is railfan, modeler and railroad industry employee.
Information packet is available.
Ber-Nita Acres Bed & Breakfast
151 Bennett Drive
724/752-1455 or 1-888/297-5396
www.pafarmstay.com/bernita
Innkeeper - Juanita Martin
This serene, 92-acre farm takes you away from the hustle and
bustle of the world. Enjoy the coziness of the 1860’s farmhouse
where you can settle down for rest and relaxation. We raise all sorts
of farm animals and there are two spring-fed lakes for fishing Bass
and Bluegill. Located midway between Pittsburgh and
Youngstown near Exit 13 of the PA Turnpike. Features three 2nd floor
guest rooms and farm fresh breakfast. Parks and restaurants nearby.
Please, no pets and no smoking indoors.
Felicity Farms Bed & Breakfast
Beaver, PA 15009
724/775-0735
www.felicityfarms.com
Innkeeper - Anne Mayerich
Elegant 1786 estate set among lovely gardens and overlooking eight
acres of pasture with grazing horses. Felicity Farms offers four wellappointed rooms, all with private baths, verandas, TV’s, and Wi-Fi.
Gourmet breakfasts with fresh eggs from our resident chickens,
home-baked breads and our garden’s bounty of fresh fruit and vegetables are offered daily. Quiet, comfortable, and calming! Reservations required. Visa, MasterCard and American Express welcome.
Brady’s Run Grill and Guesthouse
449 Constitution Boulevard
Route 51 North
Fallston, PA 15066
724/843-9000
Innkeeper – Bob Bevington
Located above the Brady’s Run Grille. The newly refurbished Guesthouse features comfortable, quiet sleeping rooms with shared baths,
and air-conditioned rooms. Lunches/dinners are available in the fullservice deli/café located downstairs. Wi-Fi available. Private entrance.
Close to several golf courses. Call for golf packages. All major credit
cards accepted.
Forest Breeze Guest House
165 Forest Drive
724/758-0190
www.forestbreezeguesthouse.com
Innkeeper - Colleen Rogers
Nestled in the woods sit this dramatic Cape Cod with three bedrooms and sleeping arrangements for up to six adults. Enjoy bright
summer days poolside or cold winter nights around the fireplace.
Other amenities include a fully-equipped large kitchen, two decks
and gas grill. Daily towel and linen service provided. Located 1½
miles south of Ellwood City.
Chapel Valley Estate Bed & Breakfast/Event Center
297 Chapel Drive
724/752-2202
www.chapelvalleyestate.com
Innkeeper – Rose Marie D’Angelo
New England type contemporary farmhouse design featuring five
guestrooms, including two private suites. Rooms feature private
bathrooms, wireless internet, private parking and scenic landscaping.
The Carriage House, banquet room and courtyards are available for
private events and outdoor wedding functions.
The Gathering Place at Darlington Lake
341 Elmwood Boulevard
724/827-2833
www.thegatheringplaceatdarlingtonlake.com
Innkeepers – Annie & Ed Knotts • Event Coordinator – Jodi Fusetti
Prior to opening their doors, as a three-room bed & breakfast, owners
Ed and Annie Knotts hosted a number of gatherings at their real log
cabin home and their visitors started calling it “The Gathering Place.”
Did you know?
Fallston Flagstop Railfan
Beaver County was once
inhabited by three Indian tribes
- the Shawnee, Delaware and
Seneca’s.
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LODGING
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Years later, when the couple decided to become a bed & breakfast for overnight guests,
the name choice was an obvious one. The
Gathering Place is where elegance and comfort meet, and guests have often remarked
how cozy and warm it is for its size. Besides
offering fishing and pedal boats on-site, The
Gathering Place is also located only 35 minutes from great shopping at The Prime Outlets at Grove City and is in close proximity to
seven golf courses. Sorry, no pets or smoking
permitted. Continental breakfast served
daily.
The Grand Valley Inn Bed & Breakfast
Route 51 North
Fallston, PA 15066
724/843-9000
Innkeeper - Bob Bevington
Located above the Grand Valley Inn Restaurant. The inn features well-appointed rooms
with separate baths. It is furnished with a
mix of elegant antiques and modern conveniences to enhance the comfort of your stay.
The rooms have private entrances and are
quiet, relaxing and spacious. Wi-Fi available.
All major credit cards accepted.
The Inn on College Hill
3233 Sixth Avenue
724/843-6048
www.innoncollegehill.com
Innkeepers Betty & Howard Mattsson-Bozé
This wonderful Mission Oak home (circa
1910) with its wraparound porch, beamed
ceilings, leaded glass windows and magnificent foyer is truly a place to feel at home.
Each of the four distinctive guest rooms are
air-conditioned and furnished with antique
collectibles and amenities for your enjoyment. Two bedrooms have private baths.
Gourmet continental breakfast with friendly
conversation available each morning. Reservations only. They only accept cash, personal
or travelers checks.
Old Economy Inn Bed & Breakfast
1515 Church Street
Ambridge, PA 15003
412/841-9693
www.oldeconomyinn.com
Innkeeper – Debra Thornton
The Old Economy Inn features two separate
guest-suites in a lovingly restored 1828 Harmonist’s home, which originally served as the
former residence of the village potter. It is directly located across from the Old Economy
Village Visitors Center, the starting point for
guided tours of this national historic site. Each
suite consists of a bedroom, living room with
a fold-out sofa, bathroom, kitchen and separate entrance. Each suite features its own
heating and a/c system, cable TV, internet access, assorted DVD’s, an individual kitchen
stocked with coffee, tea, milk, orange juice
and pantry snacks. Breakfast delivered to your
door by 8 A.M. Cash or checks only.
The Todd House
330 Third Street
Beaver, PA 15009
724/775-1424 or
1-866/905-1424 (Toll free)
www.toddhouse.net
Innkeeper - Jim Todd
This 1873 Victorian bed & breakfast features
six guest rooms on the first and second
floors, some with private or shared baths, two
parlors and dining room, all decorated with
vintage antiques. Located on the main street
of Beaver, just a short walk to parks and
shops. In the summer, guests may sit and
relax in the wicker furniture on the front
porch, have breakfast in the shaded outdoor
patio or enjoy a refreshing dip in the outdoor
hot tub. Wireless internet available. Reservations suggested. No pets or smoking. All
major credit cards accepted.
HOTELS & MOTELS
Alpine Inn
7240 Route 18 North
724/846-9820
Your home away from home! Reasonable
rates. Twelve rooms available. Clean and
comfortable. Air-conditioned, cable, direct
dial phones, free local calls, refrigerators in all
rooms. Free wireless Internet Access. We
treat you like one of the family. Banquet
room now available for your meetings, parties and weddings.
BaRuni Hotel & Grill on Duss
3797 Duss Avenue
Ambridge, PA 15003
724/869-5051
[email protected]
Features 17 rooms with free Wi-Fi, cable T/V,
microwave and refrigerator in every room.
Located right off Route 65, 19 miles from
Pittsburgh and 13.5 miles from the Pittsburgh International Airport.
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Beaver Falls Motel
7257 Big Beaver Boulevard (Route 18)
800/400-8312 or 724/843-0630
www.bvmotel.com
A Families Preferred Motel. Recently renovated twenty-seven unit property with free
high-speed internet access, fax services, A/C.
One level means doorstep parking. Offering
clean, comfortable rooms at a reasonable
rate for the weary traveler. AAA rating.
Beaver Valley Hampton Inn
202 Fairview Drive
Monaca, PA 15061
724/774-5580
www.beavervalley.hamptoninn.com
Whether you’re planning a corporate meeting or in need of accommodations, we offer
a broad range of services and amenities to
make your stay exceptional. Our beautifully
appointed rooms are complete with microwaves and refrigerators. Complimentary
“On the House” hot continental breakfast,
high-speed internet, HBO, heated indoor
pool, cardiovascular exercise room, plus
Hilton HHonors points and miles. Adjacent
to the Beaver Valley Mall.
Comfort Suites
1523 Old Brodhead Road
Center Township
Monaca, PA 15061
724/728-9480
www.choicehotels.com
This stylish-designed hotel is an ultimate luxury hotel, yet surprisingly affordable. All
suites feature a 32” LCD TV, luxurious bedding and décor. The signature whirlpool and
Jacuzzi suites feature two LCD TV’s and walkin spa rain shower. Other features include a
hot savory breakfast, wired/wireless highspeed internet access, guest laundry, board
room, fitness and business center. Restaurants and shopping nearby.
Danny’s Motel
7218 Big Beaver Boulevard
Beaver Falls PA 15010
724/846-1940
Features 10 rooms with TV/cable, air conditioning and phones. Restaurants nearby.
Holiday Inn Beaver Falls
7195 Eastwood Road
724/846-3700
www.hibeaverfalls.com
Overnight accommodations available poolside, balcony rooms with king and two full
size beds. Smoking and non-smoking rooms available. Casey’s Grill
food service available 24-hours. Breakfast served 6:30 A.M.-11 A.M.
Lunch 11 A.M.-5 P.M. Dinner 5 -10 P.M. Late night menu available
from 10 P.M.-6 A.M. Room service 6 A.M.-10 P.M., seven days a week.
Casey’s Lounge open noon-11 P.M., Sun.-Thur.; Fri. and Sat., noon-1
A.M. Fri. and Sat. night entertainment in lounge. Check out our various room packages.
from Geneva College. All rooms feature refrigerators, cable TV, direct
dial telephone, free local calling, radio and an outdoor playground.
AAA approved. Credit cards accepted. No pets. Relaxing and well
maintained. Wireless internet access.
Super 8
7099 Big Beaver Boulevard (Route 18 North)
724/843-9300
www.super8.com
Opened in 2008, this newly constructed, 45-unit motel, is
conveniently located off the Pennsylvania Turnpike at Exit 13.
Air-conditioned, cable TV, phones, wireless internet, whirlpool suites,
fitness room and continental breakfast every morning. Extended
stays available, with weekly and monthly rates. All major credit cards,
handicap accessible. No pets, non-smoking facility.
Holiday Inn Express
105 Stone Quarry Road
Monaca, PA 15061
724/728-5121
www.hiexpress.com/centertownship
Conveniently located across from the Beaver Valley Mall. Sixty-six
rooms including single king or two queen size beds. King Executive
and Jacuzzi suites available for extended stays. Free wireless internet,
free buffet breakfast, indoor swimming pool, whirlpool, and fitness
center. Meeting room accommodates up to 50 people.
Willows Inn
1830 Midland Beaver Rd., Route 68 West
Industry, PA 15052
724/643-4500
www.willowsinnpa.com
The family-operated Willows Inn has been a home away from home
for out-of-town guests and business travelers alike. Located just five
minutes from the Beaver shopping/financial district, the Willows offers quaint lodging and scrumptious smorgasbords that keep you
coming back. Thirty cozy and comfortable, AAA approved rooms
with cable TV, phone, microwave ovens and refrigerators. Eight
rooms feature VCR’s. Free wireless internet service for guests. Weekly
and monthly rates. Laundry service available.
The Inn
1525 Old Brodhead Road
Monaca, PA 15061
724/728-9270
www.theinncenter.com
Featuring 20 rooms, this hotel is an extended-stay facility. All rooms
include a refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, iron sets, hair dryer,
clock/radio and TV. The kitchenette suites are suitable for extended
stays and feature full-size refrigerator and stove. Jacuzzi suites offer
double sided fireplace and a 32” LCD TV. All rooms have free wired or
wireless internet capability.
The James Motel
1209 First Avenue
Conway, PA 15027
724/869-8131
Newly remodeled 18-room motel located on PA Route 65 between
Rochester and Ambridge. Cable television. Daily and weekly rates.
PET RESORTS
Paws Here Awhile Pet Resort, Inc.
316 Noll Road
Georgetown, PA 15043
724/573-4665
www.pawshereawhile.com
A state-of-the-art boarding facility. Themed vacation dog and cat
rooms with TV, stereo, patios, A/C and heated. We offer your dog or
cat the most comprehensive enrichment program while boarding
with us. We provide activities and exercise to match your pet’s drive.
Give your pet a vacation too! Professional pet grooming.
Lark Motel
7291 Big Beaver Boulevard (Route 18 North)
724/846-6507
Conveniently located off the PA Turnpike at exit #13, five minutes
Did you know?
Big Knob is the highest point
in Beaver County at 1450 feet.
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Restaurants,Coffee Houses & Bakeries
Jerry’s Curb Service
1521 Riverside Drive
West Bridgewater, PA 15009
724/774-4727
www.jerryscurbservice.com
A 50’s theme car-hop restaurant serving customers all-American
fare like our famous steak or chicken salads, double and triple
cheeseburgers, hand-cut fries and scrumptious milkshakes. Family
owned since 1947. Open year-round. Just remember, turn your
parking lights on for service.
BAKERIES
Kretchmar’s Bakery
664 Third Street
Beaver, PA 15009
724/774-2324
www.kbakery.com
Remember the smell of Grandma’s kitchen while she was baking
those delicious homemade goodies? Come to Kretchmar’s Bakery
to experience the aroma of fresh baking again. For three generations, Kretchmar’s has provided Beaver County with delicious,
personalized cakes and treats. Open Mon.-Sat., 5 A.M.-6:30 P.M.
DINING & LIBATIONS
Bert’s Wooden Indian Family Restaurant
308 Leopard Lane
Beaver, PA 15009
724/774-7992
www.bertswoodenindian.com
A Beaver County tradition since 1948. Fast, family-casual dining
featuring our famous BBQ sandwiches, burgers, sandwiches,
excellent hot and cold dinner salads, chicken, seafood and dessert
treats. Children’s menu. Serving lunch and dinner. Hours:
Tues.-Thurs., 11 A.M.-10 P.M.; Fri. & Sat.; 11 A.M.-11 P.M.;
Sun., 11 A.M.- 9 P.M. Closed Mondays. Major credit cards accepted.
COFFEE HOUSES
Café Kolache
402 Third Street
Beaver, PA 15009
724/775-8102
www.cafekolache.com
Café Kolache is an inviting “gathering place” within the historic
town of Beaver. For breakfast, lunch, dessert or an anytime snack,
the Café features homemade kolaches (ko-la-cheez)…fresh-baked,
slightly sweetened yeast dough filled with meats, eggs, cheeses,
fruits or veggies. Unique and delicious, kolaches are favorites for
locals and visitors alike! The Café offers other homemade baked
goods, soups and salads, a full-service espresso bar, and Pittsburgh-roasted gourmet coffees and loose leaf teas. Meeting room
and catering available. Mon.-Fri. 6 A.M-5:30 P.M.; Sat. 7 A.M.-7 P.M.
Closed Sundays.
Brady’s Run Grill
Fallston, PA 15066
724/843-9001
Menu features casual, innovative sandwiches, wraps and salads
made with the freshest possible ingredients, featuring Boar’s Head
Deli meats and cheeses. Creative soup choices available daily.
Dine in their spacious, well-stocked bar area or choose the smokefree café. Either way, their friendly staff help make this “neighborhood bar” a fun place to gather. Open for breakfast, lunch and
supper. Free Wi-Fi available.
Panera Bread
100 Wagner Road
Monaca, PA 15061
724/775-7950
www.paneracovelli.com
Panera Bread knows that fresh ingredients make great meals.
Panera Catering offers the same bakery-fresh food including
bagels, pastries and croissants for morning get-togethers, freshlymade sandwiches, salads and soups for lunchtime occasions, and
our fabulous brownies and cookies for dessert. Visit our Monaca
location at 100 Wagner Road or click www.paneracovelli.com
Eat’n Park Chippewa
500 Chippewa Towne Center
724/847-7275
www.eatnpark.com
Casual, neighborhood restaurant known for award-winning food
and friendly service. Offering a full breakfast, lunch and dinner
menu, available any time, or indulge in the Breakfast and Fruit Buffet or Soup and Salad Bar. The Original Steakburger has been a
classic since 1949 and was voted “Best Traditional Burger” at the
2010 National Hamburger Festival. We also feature authentic
espresso beverages, an in-restaurant bakery, and seasonal specials.
Most locations open 24 hours!
FAST FOOD & ICE CREAM
Bruster’s Real Ice Cream
Riverside Drive & Route 51
724/774-4155
www.brusters.com
Featuring delicious homemade ice cream and related products,
made fresh daily, on-site. Homemade waffle cones fresh-baked
every day. Open year-round.
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Eat’n Park Monaca
120 Wagner Road
Monaca, PA 15061
724/770-0644
www.eatnpark.com
Casual, neighborhood restaurant known
for award-winning food and friendly service. Offering a full breakfast, lunch and dinner menu, available any time, or indulge in
the Breakfast and Fruit Buffet or Soup and
Salad Bar. The Original Steakburger has
been a classic since 1949 and was voted
“Best Traditional Burger” at the 2010 National Hamburger Festival. We also feature
authentic espresso beverages, an in-restaurant bakery, and seasonal specials. Most locations open 24 hours!
The Grand Valley Inn
(Route 51 North)
Fallston, Pa 15066
724/843-9000
Menu features a variety of lunch and
dinner entrees for sandwiches and flatbreads at lunch to steaks, pasta and
seafood for dinner. Our bar is stocked with
a large variety of wines from around the
world. Our friendly staff will take excellent
care of you from appetizers to our homemade desserts! Wi-Fi now available.
Magg’s Restaurant
The Club at Shadow Lakes
2000 Beaver Lakes Boulevard
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724/375-5511
Located inside The Club at Shadow Lakes,
Magg’s Restaurant invites you to sample
their menu consisting of appetizers, soups,
salads, and entrees prepared by Art
Mangie, our award-winning chef. Featuring
daily lunch and dinner specials in a friendly,
relaxed environment. Open to the public.
Appropriate casual dress welcome. Hours:
Sunday, 9 A.M.–3 P.M.; Tues. thru Sat.,
11 A.M.-10 P.M. Closed Mondays.
Your road to your future starts at
Community College of Beaver County.
CCBC can help get you going in the right direction with career
paths that lead straight to employment opportunities or to a
four-year college or university to continue your education.
Select from over 40 programs in:
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• Aviation
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• Business
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• Computer Information
Systems
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• Criminal Justice
• Culinary Arts
Education
Healthcare
Liberal Arts & Sciences
Visual Communications
Where will your road take you?
Call 724-480-CCBC (2222) or visit us online at
www.ccbc.edu to get started on the journey.
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Maple Restaurant
463 Maplewood Avenue
Ambridge, PA 15003
724/266-7113
Serving the tri-state area for 46 years. Famous for their exemplary beef dishes. They
were a first place winner in the 2006 Beef
Backer Competition for an independentrun restaurant in Pennsylvania.
Hours: Sun.-Thur., 9 A.M.-8:30 P.M.; Fri. &
Sat., 9 A.M.-9 P.M.
Wooden Angel
308 Leopard Lane
Beaver, PA 15009
724/774-7880
www.wooden-angel.com
Where every day is special. The Wooden
Angel offers great steaks, outstanding rack
of lamb, fresh fish, a classic bar and one of
the best wine lists in the world! Voted one
of the most romantic restaurants in the
area, your will find nice people to serve
your every need. Private accommodations
are available. Wi-Fi. Serving lunch and dinner, Mon.-Fri., from 11 A.M. Sat., dinner only
from 5-11 P.M.
Municipal Governments
Beaver Borough
469 3rd Street
Beaver, PA 15009
724/773-6700
www.beaverpa.us
Pedestrian and bike friendly, Beaver Borough has a 317-acre National Register Historic District and is noted for its top-rated
schools, vibrant and convenient downtown shopping, wide treelined streets, well-maintained homes, and an award-winning history museum. With eight neighborhood municipal parks and a
popular 1.3 mile linear park overlooking the scenic Ohio River, this
charming and historic town is truly someplace special!
Center Township is an exemplary, well-planned community of
Beaver County. An additional 200 acres is available for development in this great township dedicated to providing outstanding
opportunities for family living.
Hopewell Township
1700 Clark Boulevard
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724/378-1460
www.hopewelltwp.com
Hopewell Township is comprised of 17.2 square miles, with a population of approximately 14,000. The Township is situated 20 miles
west of Pittsburgh and two miles from the Pittsburgh International
Airport, easily accessed via I-376. Hopewell maintains a modern
55-acre industrial park, conveniently located off the expressway’s
Hopewell interchange. Additional acreage is currently available
for development. The Township maintains a 62-acre park with a
1.5-acre spring-fed lake. Annual events include Park Fest, Concerts
in the Park, Fall Fest, Easter Egg Hunt and Visit With Santa. Check
the website for dates of these events. The Hopewell Area School
District serves the community as well as Independence and Raccoon Townships. A great place to live, worship and work!
Brighton Township
1300 Brighton Road
Beaver, PA 15009
724/774-4800
www.brightontwp.org
Brighton Township is one of western Pennsylvania’s most affluent,
beautiful and serene communities that is within the Beaver Area
School District, a Pittsburgh Business Times “top 10 percent regional district.” The township features immediate access to local
recreation and the medical center, Pittsburgh attractions, interstate highways, an international airport and excellent shopping.
With significantly lower property taxes, the township is a safe, vibrant bedroom community in which to raise a family.
Monaca Borough
928 Pennsylvania Avenue
Monaca, PA 15061
724/775-9600
www.monacapa.net
Whether you are passing through or have just recently moved to
Monaca, we hope that your times spent here will be pleasant. As
residents of Monaca, our children attend the recently formed Central Valley School District, comprised by the merger of the Monaca
and Center school districts in 2009. The student enrollment is approximately 2,500 and our school taxes are some of the lowest in
Beaver County. Located only 25 miles northwest of Pittsburgh and
with a population of approximately 6,200 residents, Monaca provides the perfect balance of a family oriented community.
Borough of New Brighton
610 Third Avenue
724/846-1870
www.newbrightonborough.org
Founded in 1838, New Brighton Borough is located along the east
bank of the Beaver River. The Borough offers a variety of recreation and cultural activities, featuring Big Rock Park which is excellent for fishing and recreation, and the Merrick Art Gallery — a
Beaver County treasure. An attractive business district provides an
assortment of stores and services for residents as well as visitors.
New Brighton is a friendly and safe place to live and work.
Vanport Township
477 State Avenue
Vanport, PA 15009
724/774-6420
Founded in 1804, Vanport Township is a family community contains playgrounds, tennis courts and baseball fields. Vanport
Township offers a wide variety of housing for every lifestyle and income ranging from cooperative housing developments to single
family homes and apartments. Residents and their property are
protected by a dedicated volunteer Fire Department and 24-hour
police services. The community is served and is within walking
distance to the Beaver Area High/Middle School.
Center Township
224 Center Grange Road
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724/774-0271
www.ctbos.com
Center Township, comprised of 15 square miles, and 13,000 residents, is a community focusing on fine residential living, flourishing business centers and diversified educational opportunities.
Located 15 minutes from the Pittsburgh International Airport and
30 minutes from the cultural attractions of Pittsburgh via I-376,
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BUSINESSES, ORGANIZATIONS & PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
ADVERTISING/MARKETING AGENCIES
counts, and commercial and public finance lending. The bank has
offices throughout Beaver, Lawrence, Allegheny and Butler counties. Please visit them at www.esbbank.com for more information.
Beyond Spots & Dots
1034 Fifth Avenue, 1st Floor
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
412/281-6215
www.beyondspotsanddots.com
Beyond Spots & Dots is a full-service advertising agency servicing
Pittsburgh and the surrounding area. The agency strategically implements television, radio, internet, social media, outdoor and print
advertising into an advertising plan to achieve sales and marketing
goals. The agency believes in taking calculated risks to achieve
breakthrough results. Call for a free consultation.
First National Bank
747 Corporation Street
Beaver, PA 15009
724/775-6250
www.fnb-online.com
Headquartered just north of Beaver County in Hermitage, First National Bank continually tries to maintain the intimate, personal feel
of a true community bank while offering all of the latest business
financial products and services to its customers throughout a 225branch office and ATM network in Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio.
First National Bank provides financial solutions for every client,
from banking, to investments, to insurance. First National Bank remains exclusively committed to the growth and vitality of the
many communities it serves.
ADVERTISING SPECIALTY/EMBROIDERY
Izzo Embroidery & Screen Printing, Inc.
517 2nd Avenue (Eastvale)
724/843-2334
www.izzoemb.com
Family owned and operated since 1984. For the finest in embroidery, screen printing, advertising specialties, T-shirts, hats, jackets,
sweatshirts, and advertising specialties. Local high school apparel,
letterman jackets, warm-ups, towels, custom logos, mugs, pens and
more. Visit our showroom or our website.
BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS
Alliance for Consumer Protection,
Beaver County
469 Constitution Boulevard, Suite 3
New Brighton, PA 15066-3105
724/770-2078
www.acp-beaver.org
ACP is dedicated to providing consumer education, mediation
and assisting in the resolution of complaints. They mediate consumer/business complaints for residents of Beaver County. They
assist in resolving credit report issues; offer credit counseling and
help establish a family budget. Hours: 8:30 A.M.-4 P.M.
BANKING
Beaver Valley Federal Credit Union
Main Office, 601 37th Street
724/847-3600
www.beavervalleyfcu.org
They are a member-owned, financial institution dedicated to providing their members with outstanding financial services at the
lowest possible cost. Free Online Banking, free checking, free 24/7
loan service, convenient Friday hours. Money-Saving loans. HighYield Savings. Convenient Services.
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
Ambridge Area Chamber of Commerce
562 Merchant Street
Ambridge, PA 15003
724/266-3040
www.ambridgechamberofcommerce.com
Organized in 1923, the Ambridge Chamber is one of the few community-based chambers left in the state. Their goal as a chamber is
pretty simple: to encourage and promote business, economic development and community life in the Ambridge Region. They also
produce the county’s largest festival, the Ambridge Nationality
Days Festival, now in its 46th year.
Beaver Valley Federal Credit Union
Branch Office, 71 Bridge Street
724/774-5050
www.beavervalleyfcu.org
They are a member-owned, financial institution dedicated to providing their members with outstanding financial services at the
lowest possible cost. Free Online Banking, free checking, free 24/7
loan service, convenient Friday hours. Money-Saving loans. HighYield Savings. Convenient Services.
Beaver Area Chamber of Commerce
Municipal Building
469 Third Street
Beaver, PA 15009
724/773-6504
www.beaverareachamber.com
The objective and purpose of the BACC is to develop, encourage,
promote and protect the commercial, industrial, professional and
civic interests of our community. They serve the areas of Beaver,
Bridgewater, Vanport and Brighton Township. They organize several community events throughout the year, drawing residents and
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ESB Bank
600 Lawrence Avenue
800/533-4193
www.esbbank.com
ESB bank is a community bank that provides their customers with
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Did you know?
Beaver County possesses Ohio River’s
northernmost point and is part of the
largest inland recreational boating area
in the nation.
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visitors alike to our thriving downtown business district. The tree-lined main street filled
with many specialty shops and restaurants
makes for a lovely stroll down the brick sidewalks. Whether you are visiting a local friend,
shopping at a local store, attending one of
their local events, they welcome you to
Beaver, someplace special.
Beaver County Chamber of Commerce
300 South Walnut Lane, Suite 202
Beaver, PA 15009
724/775-3944
www.bcchamber.com
The Beaver County Chamber of Commerce is
a non-profit 501-C (6) organization with over
600 active members representing 50,000 employees. The Chamber provides monthly networking events, referral service, website
directory, discount programs and health benefits. Additionally, the BCCC has taken an active role in the marketing of Beaver County as
a great location to live, to work, and to set up
business.
Rochester Chamber of Commerce
350 Adams Street, Suite C
Rochester, PA 15074
724/728-4998
www.rochesterpachamber.com
The RCC offers all business organizations in
the greater Rochester area networking opportunities and networking advantages.
Monthly networking events sponsored by
our members are usually held the last
Wednesday of each month. For information
on memberships, call the office at 724/7284998 or email them at [email protected]. Visit them on the web at
www.rochesterpachamber.com
CHURCHES
Chippewa United Methodist Church
2545 Darlington Road
724/843-4828
www.chippewaumc.org
Rev. Rodney Smith, Lead Pastor
Founded in 1796, they are a growing church
that has ministry for children, youth and adults.
Weekend worship celebrations are: Saturday
Nite-Lite, a Traditional Informal worship, 5:30
P.M.; Sunday, at 8:30 and 11 A.M. is a Traditional
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has sponsored open-air farm markets in Beaver County. They are
“Local Growers Selling Fresh.” Fruit and vegetables, baked goods,
fresh cut flowers and bedding plants are sold at markets in
Ambridge, Beaver, Beaver Falls and New Brighton. Available at the
following locations:
Ambridge
Route 65 & Sixth Street.
Thursday, 4-7 P.M., May-November
Beaver
Courthouse Parking Lot,
4th & Market Streets
Saturday, 10 A.M.-1 p.m., May-December
Beaver Falls
1900 Seventh Avenue/Parking Lot
Monday, 4-7 P.M., May-November
New Brighton
5th Avenue & 12th Street.
Tuesday, 4-7 P.M., July-October
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and Blended worship; Sunday, 9:45 A.M., AM Joy, a light, contemporary
worship. Sunday School Christian Education for all ages at 9:45 A.M.
Sunday Morning Radio Ministry Broadcast, 11-11:30 A.M., on 1230
WBVP/1460 WMBA AM.
DIRECT MARKETING/PRINTING
Professional Graphic Communications
2260 Big Sewickley Creek Road
Sewickley, PA 15143
724/318-1222
www.pgcinc.com
Professional Graphic Communications is an eco-friendly FSC
certified, locally-owned, full-service marketing services provider.
Offering a personal approach to delivering services ranging from
design, printing, direct-mail, fulfillment, list acquisition and
promotional products. Operating since 1983 and past recipient
of the Beaver County Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year.
FITNESS
Beaver County YMCA
2236 Third Avenue,
724/891-8439
www.beavercountyymca.org
A state-the-art fitness facility, the YMCA offers recreational youth programs; summer day camps; playground programs; teen center; swimming pool; basketball, racquetball, volleyball court; aquatics
programs and many community programs. They also offer full service childcare including before and after school. Why? Because
they’re the Y!
INSURANCE/ANNUITIES
GCU - Greek Catholic Union of the USA
Fraternal Life Insurance & Annuities
5400 Tuscarawas Road
Beaver, PA 15009
724/495-3400 ext. 209
www.gcuusa.com
GCU is a Fraternal Benefit Society providing life insurance, annuities and additional member benefits. GCU’s subsidiary, Seven
Oaks Country Club offers a championship golf course, first-class
dining, and a housing community with carriage and single family
homes. GCU members enjoy dining and limited recreational privileges at Seven Oaks County Club.
JEWELERS
Glatz Jewelers & Wine Cellars
2699 Brodhead Road
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724/375-7464
www.glatzjewelers.com
www.glatzwinecellars.com
Come in for a free tasting of their many varieties of handcrafted
local wines in their beautiful tasting room, and browse through
their full-service jewelry store featuring a unique blend of gift
items from around the globe. Many designer jewelry lines
FARMERS’ MARKETS
Beaver County Fruit and Vegetable
Growers Association
724/846-1808
Since 1982, the BCFVGA, an organization of Beaver County farmers
Did you know?
Beaver County lies in the largest coal basin
in the United States.
The first Blast Furnace was erected in 1903
at the falls of the Beaver River.
Beaver County was once ranked 4th in Pennsylvania and 7th in
the United States as a leading industrial center.
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including our own “Pandora Shop” are
available, and they also have two goldsmiths on staff. They are located just off
the Aliquippa Exit of I-376. Regular store
hours are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Friday, from 9 A.M.-6 P.M., Thursday
from 9 A.M.-7 P.M., and Saturday 9 A.M.5:30 P.M. Closed Sunday.
LIBRARY SYSTEM
Beaver County Library System
109 Pleasant Drive
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724/378-6227
www.beaverlibraries.org
MEDICAL
Heritage Valley Health System
Heritage Valley Beaver
Beaver, PA 15009
724/728-7000
Heritage Valley Sewickley
720 Blackburn Road
Sewickley, PA 15143
412/741-6600
www.heritagevalley.org
Heritage Valley Health System provides
comprehensive health care for residents of
Allegheny, Beaver, Butler and Lawrence
counties, in Pennsylvania; Eastern Ohio; and
the panhandle of West Virginia. In partnership with more than 400 physicians,
Heritage Valley offers a broad range of
medical, surgical and diagnostic services at
its two hospitals - Heritage Valley Beaver
and Heritage Valley Sewickley; in physician
offices; and community satellite facilities.
Additional information about Heritage
Valley Health System is available online at
www.heritagevalley.org
Homemaker-Home Health
Aide Service of Beaver County, Inc.
376 Market Street
Beaver, PA 15009
724/774-4002
www.hmhh.org
Established in 1971, the “Homemaker
Agency” provides practical help for every-
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day activities for the frail elderly and adults
with disabilities in the comfort of their
homes throughout Beaver County. Handson care includes: personal hygiene attention, caregiver relief, medication reminder,
light housekeeping, laundry, meals, shopping, supervision and companionship. 24hour Personal Emergency Response
System is available. Bonded, insured and
accredited. “There’s No Place Like Home.”
MedExpress Urgent Care
3944 Brodhead Road, Suite 7B
Monaca, PA 15061
724/773-0777
www.medexpress.com
MedExpress Urgent Care is a full-service,
walk-in clinic offering medical treatment to
all ages for illness and injury. There are no
long waits to see someone. Just walk in at
your convenience, between 9 A.M.-9 P.M.,
seven days a week for great care. Fast!
Located on Brodhead Road, next to WalMart.
NEWSPAPER
Commonwealth Real Estate Services, LLC
426 Adams Street
Rochester, PA 15074
724/775-6933
www.beavercountyhomes.com
www.lorrainerealtor.com
Independently owned and operated. They offer a personal level of
service to home buyers and sellers, businesses, developers, and all
property owners. Serving Beaver County and surrounding areas
with experience in real estate brokerage, appraisal, and property
management.
Beaver Newspapers Inc. /Beaver County Times
400 Fair Avenue
Beaver, PA 15009
724/775-3200
www.timesonline.com
Beaver County’s Hometown Newspaper. The Times is published
Sunday through Friday and is available at over 500 locations or by
subscription. For news, sports, classified, job seeking, local ads and
more! Pick one up today - and visit us at www.timesonline.com.
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES
Northwood Realty Services
999 Third Street
Beaver, PA 15009
724/775-1000
www.northwood.com
Northwood Realty Services has been a part of the Beaver County
community for over 30 years. With Northwood, real estate goes
well beyond a transaction. It’s a total philosophy for helping you
make the right choices when it comes to life’s most cherished investment…your home. It’s why they can say, with unbridled conviction, “For the best way home, go Northwood.”
Bovard Anderson Company
617 Third Street
Beaver, PA 15009
724/774-5330
www.bovardanderson.com
Since 1904, Bovard-Anderson Co. has been recognized as a real estate leader in Beaver County. As the oldest established real
estate company in Beaver County, they have helped thousands of
satisfied clients. They offer full sales, marketing and property management services structured to meet the client’s needs. To include
appraisals, consulting and tenant finding services. Their firm is a
problem-solver, and their broker/owners are involved every day to
make sure you receive the personal attention you deserve.
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Rotary Club of Aliquippa
c/o George Merges, Secretary
115 Kingsmen Drive
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724/375-1213 or 724/462-3442
The Rotary Club of Aliquippa, servicing Aliquippa, Hopewell, Center and Independence Townships, meets each Wednesday at 12:15
P.M. for a luncheon meeting at The Club at Shadow Lakes, 2000
Beaver Lakes Boulevard, Aliquippa.
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Prudential Preferred Realty
9401 McKnight Road
412/367-8028
Elaine DeBildt, Relocation Manager
www.prudentialpreferredrealty.com
On the cutting edge of the real estate industry, offering a host of
special programs and services. Whether you are looking for assistance with selling, purchasing, financing, new construction or relocation, their professional staff has the knowledge and tools to
make the entire process smooth and stress free.
WINERIES
Glatz Jewelers & Wine Cellars
2699 Brodhead Road
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724/375-7464
www.glatzjewelers.com
Come in for a free tasting of the many varieties of handcrafted
local wines made right in their building. Sample them in their
beautiful tasting room, and browse through their full service
jewelry store featuring a unique blend of gift items from around
the globe. Winemaking has been a Glatz family tradition for
more years than which their name has come to be associated.
As with jewelry, it’s the attention to detail, the quality of materials, and the hard work that make this handmade wine a luxury.
Located just off the Aliquippa Exit of I-376. Regular store hours
are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 9 A.M.- 6 P.M.,
Thursday from 9 A.M.-7 P.M., and Saturday 9 A.M.-5:30 P.M.
Closed Sunday.
SERVICE CLUBS
Ambridge Rotary Club
Post Office Box 629
Ambridge, PA 15003
724/266-9060
www.ambridgerotary.com
Founded in 1921, the Ambridge Rotary Club, meets Wednesday’s
at 8 A.M., for breakfast at the First United Methodist Church, 7th
Street & Maplewood Avenue, Ambridge. They enjoy fellowship
and great programs while constantly working on their main objective – “Service Above Self” to our local, national and international communities.
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YOUTH ACTIVITIES/PROGRAMS
Best Friends, Inc.
The Children’s Friendship Network
Beaver County Airport Terminal, Suite #3
15 Piper Street
724/847-3320
Best Friends is a non-profit organization promoting friendship and
inclusion of young people of all abilities since 1993. They provide
socialization, volunteer opportunities and family support. A new
program, Career Makers, offers young people needs (16-30 YOA)
with special career counseling, connections, and computer-assisted guidance by certified professionals. By appointment, please.
Extended Day Services
College Square School
375 College Avenue, Beaver, PA 15009
412/221-1980
Extended Day Services
Dutch Ridge School
2220 Dutch Ridge Road, Beaver, PA 15009
www.extendedday.com
Extended Day Services provides children in grades K-6 with before
and after school programs, academic Kindergarten-Plus (K-Plus)
programs and full-day summer camps in the Beaver area. Their
programs operate within the Beaver Area elementary schools and
include a variety of exciting activities including sports, cooking, science, art tournaments, field trips and more! Programs are in session weekdays from 7 A.M. – 6 P.M., year-round.
Bradys Run Park Playground
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Penn State Beaver
Colleges & Private Schools
Community College of Beaver County
1 Campus Drive
Monaca, PA 15061
Campus Switchboard: 724/775-8561
www.ccbc.edu
Located in Monaca, the Community College of Beaver County is
an open-door admissions institution. The College hosts approximately 3,000 credit students each semester and provides more
than 40 programs of study, offering students the opportunity to
earn associate degrees, certificates and diplomas in such areas as
the arts and sciences, aviation, business, health careers, human
services, and technologies. Non-credit courses and customized
job training for business are also available.
afternoon preschool; and half-day summer camp sessions. All
programs are taught by certified teachers. Financial assistance is
available for qualifying families.
Penn State Beaver
100 University Drive
Monaca, PA 15061
Campus switchboard: 724/773-3500
www.beaver.psu.edu
Penn State Beaver is a 100-acre campus located in the heart of
Beaver County. Established in 1965, the campus has more than
800 students enrolled in course work and provides residence hall
space for more than 200. The Beaver campus offers the first two
years of nearly all of Penn State’s 160 baccalaureate degree programs. In addition, students of all ages can select from Beaver’s six
baccalaureate degrees in Administration of Justice, Business, Psychology, Communications, Information Sciences and Technology,
and Letters, Arts and Sciences. Four associate degrees are also
offered, as well as a master’s degree in education.
Geneva College
3200 College Avenue
Campus switchboard: 724/846-5100
www.geneva.edu
Through challenging academics and the integration of faith and
learning, Geneva College helps students to find and prepare for
their purpose in life. Geneva is home to an array of academic options and opportunites, including over 30 undergraduate majors
and programs, and seven graduate programs. Schedule a visit
today at www.geneva.edu.
Penn State Cooperative Extension of Beaver County
2020 Beaver Avenue, Suite 200
Monaca, PA 15061
724/774-3003
http://beaver.extension.psu.edu
Provides local residents easy access to the resources from the
Pennsylvania State University on water quality, nutrition & health,
energy, livestock, agronomy, and community development. The
4-H Youth Development program engages youth in educational
and leadership activities. Master Gardener volunteers answer
questions about home gardening and pest issues, sponsor the
annual Smart Garden Workshop, support the Senior Gardens
7program, and coordinate several demonstration gardens, including the Route 18 intersection in Center Township.
Lifesteps, Inc.
138 Friendship Circle
Beaver, PA 15009
724/774-6494
www.lifesteps.net
Lifesteps’ Early Education Center, a trusted provider for over 87
years, provides programs for children of all abilities. Lifesteps offers full or part-time child care; preschool readiness; morning and
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Beaver County Airport
Airports, Airlines, Transportation & Emergency Numbers
BEAVER COUNTY AIRPORT
15 Piper Street/Chippewa Township
724/847-4662
Delta Airlines
Atlantic Southeast
Comair
Express 1
Frontier Airlines
JetBlue
Midwest Airlines
Myrtle Beach Direct Air
Southwest Airlines
United
Mesa
Shuttle America
United Express
US Airways
US Airways Express
The Beaver County Airport has served as a general aviation facility
serving aircraft used for flight instruction and business, in addition
to purely personal and recreational purposes. It is designated as a
reliever airport; one that provides capacity relief to congested
major airports to the Pittsburgh International Airport. It is also
home to the Air Heritage Museum.
PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
I-376 East/Exit 53
Administrative Offices: 412/472-3500
Airport Info: 412/472-3525
Email address: [email protected]
Website: www.flypittsburgh.com
800/221-1212
800/221-1212
800/221-1212
800/225-2525
800/432-1359
800/538-2583
800/452-2022
877/432-3473
800/435-9792
800/241-6522
800/241-6522
800/241-6522
800/241-6522
800/428-4322
800/428-4322
Airport Passenger Information Numbers:
Airport Information
412/472-3525
Airport Parking Information
412/472-5050
Lost and Found
412/472-3500
Traveler’s Aid
412-472-3599
The following airlines serve the Pittsburgh International Airport:
Air Canada
888/247-2262
AirTran Airways
800/247-8726
American Airlines
800/433-7300
American Eagle
800/433-7300
Continental
800/523-3273
Continental Express
800/523-3273
Currency exchange available at Mutual of Omaha/Travelex
America Business Service Center (412/472-5151).
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Airports, Airlines, Transportation
& Emergency Numbers
Emergency Phone Numbers
Continued
Ambulance, Fire or Police Emergencies
Dial 9-1-1
Hospitals/Emergency Rooms
Heritage Valley Beaver
(Emergency Room)
724/728-7110
1000 Dutch Ridge Road, Beaver
Airport Transportation
Pittsburgh Transportation Group/Super Shuttle
1825 Liverpool Street
412/444-4444
www.pghtrans.com
The Pittsburgh Transportation Group is the largest transportation provider in the region, with taxis, sedans, limousines, charter
buses, wheelchair equipment, on-site services and Super/Shuttle
service to your home, office, or hotel to/from the Pittsburgh International Airport. Book Super/Shuttle online at www.supershuttle.com; enter Discount Code LS66Y for a special offer or call
1-800/BLUE-VAN (258-3826). For all other services, visit
www.pghtrans.com or call 412/444-4444.
Ellwood City Hospital
(Emergency Room)
724/752-6744
724 Pershing Road, Ellwood City
Heritage Valley Sewickley
(Emergency Room)
412/749-7076
720 Blackburn Road, Sewickley
Transportation, Motorcoach Tours & Coach Lines
1-800-342-8192
Beaver County Transit Authority
200 W. Washington Street
Rochester, PA 15074
724/728-8600
www.bcta.com
The Beaver County Transit Authority provides transportation
services within Beaver County and to Pittsburgh, Mon. thru Fri.,
with an altered schedule on Saturdays. Check their website for
their current schedule.
Lenzner Coach Lines
110 Lenzner Court
Sewickley, PA 15143
412/761-7000
www.coachride.com
Lenzner offers charter service for deluxe motorcoaches, minibuses, and trolley. Convention services, shuttles and spouse
tours. Packaged tours for individuals and pre-formed groups.
We offer cruises, motorcoach and air tours. Daily sightseeing of
Pittsburgh and step-on guide services.
Did you know?
McCarter Coach and Tour
2569 Darlington Road
724/847-0530
www.mccartertours.com
Offers motorcoaches for charter and individual tours throughout
the United States and Canada. With unique motorcoaches that
offer more personal space per passenger by leaving out a row of
seats. All tours accompanied by a knowledgeable tour director.
Call for a free brochure at 724/847-0530.
Logstown, settled by the Shawnees as early
as 1725, was a significant Native American
settlement located near Ambridge in the
years leading up to the French and Indian War.
It eventually lost its prominence in 1758 when
Fort Pitt was constructed at the forks of the
Ohio River.
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PRSRT. STD.
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
PERMIT #305
BEAVER, PA 15009
Beaver County Recreation
& Tourism Department
Bradys Run Park Recreation Facility
121 Bradys Run Road
800/342-8192
To visit us online scan this code
with your cell phone
Find us on Facebook Search
Beaver County Recreation & Tourism

Did you know? - Visit Beaver County

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