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Events with Vendors in Washington
County PA - Various Locations
National Pike Festival
National Road Festival
Washington, Fayette and Somerset Counties
WHEN: Annually, the third weekend in May
Friday, Saturday and Sunday - May 18, 19 and 20, 2012
WHERE: Various locations throughout Fayette, Somerset and Washington Counties (Western
Pennsylvania.)
DESCRIPTION: The Annual National Pike Festival / National Road Festival is held the third weekend
in May. It is known as the "world's longest festival" happening along 300 miles of the Historic National Road in
Pennsylvania (Route 40) through Somerset, Fayette, and Washington Counties. It is organized by volunteers from
every community along the Historic Corridor. An authentic wagon train make its way from town to town.
Each town holds its own activities - some with festivals, arts and crafts fairs, music,
entertainment and food.
The following links may be helpful in finding information for the National Road Festival.
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Laurie Adler with Avon - Our advertiser from Washington County
PA!

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M. J. Malie with Stella and Dot - Our advertiser from Washington
County PA!

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KingDingDongs

JimmySapienza

PapasEatsAndTreats

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A Little Bit of Humor...Groaner
Alert! Shared by PaVendors.com
Back during the days of expansion to the west, people
traveled by stagecoach. This was not a particularly comfortable way to go, with the bumpy paths
and crowded seats. However, there wasn’t much choice.
Being in business to make money, the operators of these stagecoaches tried
to think of various ways to increase revenue on each trip. People were willing to pay not only
to ride out west, but they were willing to pay to ship things to friends and relatives who had
already relocated.
Of course, passengers were the most lucrative. So it follows that the more
people you could transport on each trip, the more money the company made.
With that in mind, these companies began restricting passengers to being
under a certain weight, in order to fit three people in a seat instead of only two.
Not only was this extremely uncomfortable for the travelers, but it became
obvious to those wishing to relocate that there would be no west for the reary.
This joke was sent to us in an email over
10 years ago.
We share this with our visitors!
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Words of Wisdom and Inspiration...
"May the roads rise to meet you.
May the wind be at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face;
The rain fall soft upon your fields
And, until we meet again,
May God hold you in the palm of His hand."
-- A Gaelic Blessing
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