1 Washington Parkway, Farmington, PA 15437
Phone: 724-725-9190 or 724-329-5512
Fax: 724-725-1999
Open All Year
Overview. Albert Gallatin, a Swiss immigrant who served under the Jefferson and Madison administrations, lived in this house from 1789 to 1825. Gallatin is known for his work as an envoy to Great Britain and France, and for negotiating a truce to end the War of 1812. What to see and do. You will be greeted by a holographic presentation in the exhibit room and get an overview of Gallatin's life and work. Self-guided tours are available in historic sections of the house, and guided tours are available at certain times during the year; call ahead for details. The site is handicapped-accessible. Other features of the site are Gallatin's first wife's grave and 10 miles of hiking trails that offer scenic views of the Monongahela River. Spring and fall are prime seasons to visit here to see wildflowers in bloom or leaves turn. The site is located along PA 166, three miles north of Point Marion. Pets: Leashed pets are permitted. Fees: A nominal entrance fee is charged for adults.
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