1. What is the Path of Progress National Heritage Tour Route?

The Path of Progress is a 500-mileNational Heritage Tour Route, which travels through nine (9) counties in Southwestern PA.

 

2. What kinds of activities do you offer in the Path of Progress National Heritage Tour Route?

Along the Path of Progress are various heritage sites such as Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural masterpiece, Fallingwater; the Railroaders Memorial Museum in Altoona; the Jimmy Stewart Museum; Seldom Seen Mine; and Bushy Run Battlefield. These are just a few of the sites featured along the Path.

 

3. How do I get around the Path of Progress National Heritage Tour Route?

A map of the driving tour is provided by calling 1-800-898-3636.

 

4. How can I get involved in what’s happening in the Path of Progress National Heritage Tour Route?

Many of our heritage sites welcome volunteers. Please call the site you are interested in.

 

5. How do I learn more?

Visit these websites:

Path of Progress

Westsylvania

The Southwestern Pennsylvania Heritage Preservation Commission