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Friendship Hill National Historic Site
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Special use permits are required for any activity that provides a benefit to an individual group or organization rather than the public at large. A permit is also required for an activity not initiated, sponsored, nor conducted by the National Park Service that is disruptive or potentially disruptive to normal park operations. If you are unsure if the activity you have planned requires a special use permit please call 724-329-5512.

 
 
The Gallatin House at Friendship Hill
Weddings at Friendship Hill
Conditions for having a wedding at Friendship Hill
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Wedding Photography
Wedding Photography
rules at Friendship Hill National Historic Site
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Silhouette of Hannah Nicholson Gallatin

Did You Know?
While Albert Gallatin was “content to live and die amongst the Monongahela hills”, his wife Hannah did not care for the country life at Friendship Hill. Gallatin wrote "...my wife's principle occupation...is to count the number of weeks and days which are to elapse before our departure...”

Last Updated: June 14, 2011 at 19:43 MST