The Wiley Armory: A Historic Building
A historic brick structure, the Capt. Robert C. Wiley Armory in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, still bears the plaque honoring its namesake, a local hero of World War II.
Haunted Greene County
The far southwestern corner of Pennsylvania looks on the surface to be a pleasant rolling, river-cut landscape carpeted with vegetation and trees. But underneath is a bloody history and a supernatural reality brimming with ghosts, aliens, and unknown creatures.
Step Back in Time: Covered Bridge Festival Returns to Greene County, PA
As summer turns to fall, Greene County, Pennsylvania, comes alive with color, culture, and community during the 54th Annual Covered Bridge Festival, held on September 20–21, 2025. This beloved regional event spans nine covered bridge locations, each offering a unique blend of history, food, entertainment, and family-friendly fun.
Fall Civil War Reenactments
Fall days in Greene County set the stage for Civil War reenactment as the 140th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry and the 31st Virginia Infantry Company H file onto the battlefield and commence warfare.
Celebrating 125 Years at W.A. Young & Sons Foundry and Machine Shop
Step back in time and experience a living piece of American industrial history as we celebrate the 125th anniversary of the W.A. Young & Sons Foundry and Machine Shop—a national treasure located along the Monongahela River in historic Rices Landing, Pennsylvania.
Coal Country is Back
Celebrate the 70th Annual Pennsylvania Bituminous King Coal Show, a multi‑day homage to Southwestern PA’s proud coal mining legacy.
A Timeless Bet: Waynesburg Honors Rain Day Legacy with Annual Hat Tradition
A remarkable day in Waynesburg History, Rain Day has come around again on July 29th! With fun activities, good eats, and competition. From pageants to umbrella contests, one thing has remained the same, the annual Rain Day Hat Bet.
Patriot, Soldier, Legislator and Minister: Reverend John Corbly
Forming over 30 Baptist churches, aiding in the Whiskey Rebellion, as well as facing one of the most horrific tragedies in the region, Reverend John Corbly was an essential figure in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
Researching Your Family Tree
If you’re traveling down the family ancestry road and have found a familial connection with Greene County roots, Greene County offers a myriad of research options covering all aspects of our history. From libraries to a museum, courthouse records or living relatives, a visit to Greene County can help you fill in the missing pieces for your genealogical research.
Tragedy at Crow Rock
It was a picturesque morning in May. The trees were green, the flowers were in bloom, and it was as beautiful as a Greene County spring morning can be, with the sun shining and the weather perfect. The four Crow sisters—Lisbeth, Susie, Katie, and Tena—were on their way to visit sick neighbors.