THE OLD STONE HOUSE IS A HISTORIC INN & MUSEUM LOCATED IN SLIPPERY ROCK, PENNSYLVANIA
ORIGINALLY BUILT IN 1822 AS A STAGECOACH WAYPOINT, THE MUSEUM NOW STANDS AS A REMARKABLE PIECE OF PENNSYLVANIAN HISTORY
ABOUT THE OLD STONE HOUSE
The Stone House was built in 1822 by John Brown as a stagecoach stop and tavern to accommodate business from the newly-constructed Pittsburgh to Erie Pike, a busy highway that carried traffic northward from the forks of the Ohio River.
