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  • Fort Necessity, Major General Edward Braddock's grave/monument , and Mount Washington Tavern are located in close proximity in the pretty Laurel Highlands, and all 3 attractions are maintained by the National Park Service (NPS). A few weeks ago we stopped by Mount Washington Tavern after visiting Fort Necessity--you can drive the short distance between the fort and tavern or walk the relatively short but inclined path between the two--but unfortunately didn't make it to the tavern before the doors closed for the day. Still, plenty to take in without even stepping foot inside the old structure. The grounds are lovely, and there's educational material in the form of signs, plaques, and monuments. From the NPS website (http://www.nps.gov/fone/learn/historyculture/upload/FONE%20MWTSiteB_NBl_pcheader.pdf): "The Mount Washington Tavern was one of the many taverns located along the National Road, the first highway built by the Federal government. The tavern, constructed in the 1830s, was in operation during the heyday of the National Road. James and Rebecca Sampey and their family owned and operated this imposing brick and stone building. The Mount Washington Tavern catered to stagecoach clientele and was serviced by the Good Intent Stagecoach Line. This tavern owes its name to George Washington, who, as a young man, fought a battle nearby. He returned 15 years later to initiate the purchase of the land which he owned until his death in 1799."
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