Hermitage, PA | Official Website
City of Hermitage. 800 North Hermitage Road. Hermitage, PA 16148. Phone: 724-981-0800. Fax: 724-981-2008
Attractions & Places of Interest | Hermitage, PA
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History of Hermitage | Hermitage, PA
The City of Hermitage, located in Mercer County, was first settled in 1796, and the Township of Hickory was incorporated in 1833 from portions of the Shenango and Pymatuning townships.
Information for Visitors | Hermitage, PA
Hermitage, Pennsylvania is a community full of variety. Recreational facilities are abundant, the environment is protected and a high quality of life is available. In Hermitage and the surrounding Mercer County area, you’ll find many shopping and dining opportunities as well as cultural experiences such as historical museums and local arts.
Hermitage, PA | Official Website
City of Hermitage. 800 North Hermitage Road. Hermitage, PA 16148. Phone: 724-981-0800. Fax: 724-981-2008
Location of Hermitage | Hermitage, PA
Hermitage is one of several communities of the Shenango Valley Metro Area, located at the juncture of Interstate 80 and 376, PA Route 18, and U.S. Route 62 on the western edge of Pennsylvania. Hermitage is centrally located to Akron and Cleveland, OH and Pittsburgh and Erie, PA, and it is situated on Interstate 80 between New York and Chicago.
Contact Us | Hermitage, PA
Stop by our beautiful home, and immerse yourself in the history and culture of Hermitage, Pennsylvania. If you would like a tour, please call 724-346-0419 to make arrangements. Board Members Officers. Cyndi Burk - President; David Gibb - First Vice-President; Brenda Kulka - Second Vice President; Rod McAdams - Treasurer; Max Patterson - Secretary
Government | Hermitage, PA
Find information about all the authorities and boards in the City of Hermitage. City Information & Documents View city contact information, online documents and forms, public information, and more.
Early Settlers | Hermitage, PA
A Short History of Hermitage submitted by Mairy Jayn Woge Hickory Township was formed 33 years after the Pennsylvania General Assembly organized Mercer County. Until 1833, the land that would become Hickory was split between Pymatuning and Shenango Townships. The dividing line was State Street.
Recreation | Hermitage, PA
Hermitage and Mercer County are known for great individual and family-oriented recreation. Parks Three state parks and the Shenango River Lake provide fun and relaxing activities such as fishing, trail-hiking, biking, swimming, hunting, boating, and …