Family Things To Do in Greenville, Pennsylvania

The Erie Extension Canal was the major means of travel from Pittsburgh to the Great Lakes from 1854-1871. This canal system was vital to the iron industry in western Pennsylvania before the introdu... More on MuseumsUSA.org

overview: Greenville' s Canal Museum preserves some of the history of the Erie Extension Canal. The Erie Extension Canal was the major ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Built in 1826 it is the oldest brick house in Greenville and one of the earliest brick houses between Pittsburgh and Erie. The Federal style architecture has been preserved and the stepped gables and tripartite window are original. ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

The Society maintains a museum - the Waugh House at 23 West Main Street. The Society presents a yearly lecture series and sponsors other activities such as ethnic heritage festivals, walking tours and an oral history program focusing ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

This park boasts the largest steam swith engine ever built, a coal tender, an ore car and a caboose. The museum area houses railroad memorabilia, ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

This railroad park has two locomotives for the children to see and walk through. More on Judysbook.com

This course's terrain is predominantly flat, so its easy to walk. However, the numerous trees lining the fairways will challenge the shot accuracy ... More on Golf.com

The rates are very reasonable. More on golflink.com

Best service around: I have gone to Dairy Queens before but this one has the best service the employees are very nice and they work as fast as they can to make the customers product. More on Yahoo! Travel

Bunch of catfish in a hole. you can buy day old bread and throw it to them and watch them go nuts. Crazy? Yes. Fun? YES More on GeckoGo

Great product! Everything is ALWAYS fresh and tastes best. They make a great variety of sausages and meat sticks too. ... More on insiderpages.com

The store is very clean and very bright . More on insiderpages.com

They did a very nice job at a reasonable cost . More on insiderpages.com