Hardscape Materials near Meyersdale, PA

Located in Somerset County, PA Meyersdale is a charming small town of 2,473 people. Located on the Casselman River in South Western Pennsylvania, it was originally a coal-mining town. Today, Meyersdale sits along the Great Allegheny Passage - the multi-use recreational trail that connects the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Towpath Trail and Pittsburg.

The borough was named for one of the original settlers Peter Meyers. Though settled in the early 1770s, it was not until the onset of the railroads a full one hundred years later in the 1870s that the town began to grow.

Somerset County is the location of the famous Whiskey Rebellion of 1794. The Somerset County Chamber of Commerce has this to say:

European hunters and trappers were the leading edge of the exploration of Somerset County. Harmond Husband arrived in 1771. In 1791, Congress placed a tax on whiskey. Commissioned officers were then sent to collect these taxes, causing rebellion. Husband, along with Gen. Robert Philson of Berlin, protested, were arrested and taken to Philadelphia for trial. They were released by order of President George Washington, but Husband died of fever on his way back home.

Although it may not be a large city, there is plenty to do in the area! Some of the favorite local attractions include:

• Laurel Hill State Park
• Glades Pike Winery
• Quecreek Mine Rescue Site
• Kooser State Park
• Somerset Historical Center
• Mount Davis
• Merchant Village
• Kings Covered Bridge
• Laurel Summit State Park
• Laurel Highlands Model Railroad Club
• Mel’s Restaurant and Bar
• Uptown Painting Party LLC
• Buffer Creek Sporting Clays
• Sugar Grove Antiques
• The Philip Dressler Center For The Arts
• The Pennsylvania Maple Festival (since 1948)
• And so much more!

We provide and deliver our rock and gravel products to all of Meyersdale including zip code 15552.