The B.F. Jones Memorial Library is a restrained Italian Renaissance-style limestone structure built in 1928.
Historic Houses
Constructed in 1826 for an extended family of entrepreneurs, the Waugh House is Greenville, Pennsylvania's earliest documented standing residence. Its exterior appearance and original plan remain in a perfect state of integrity.
Originally called the Woodlawn Station, this building was constructed in 1910, making it one of the P. & L.E. Railroad Company's later passenger stations.
Bonifels is a large, two-and-a-half-story stone mansion located on a hilltop overlooking the town of Ridgway. The house is T-shaped in plan, with small, one-story wings at the inner corners of the T. It has hipped roofs with hipped roof dormers, a conical tower, and a crenelated square tower.
The Cashier's House was designed and built in 1837-1839 by Philadelphia architect William Kelly. It was built as the home for the chief executive officer of the Bank of the United States, Erie Branch, which was located directly beside the house.
Built about 1855, the Gibson House was the home of Dr. William Gibson and his wife, Susan. Dr. Gibson settled in Jamestown in 1836 and established a flourishing medical practice. Besides serving as the town's physician, Dr.
The St. Gertrude Church was built in 1911 by the Dusquesne Construction Company on land purchased by the Arch Abbott Boniface Wimmer, the founder of St. Vincent's College and Seminary. The church is a basilica plan with a central pavilion that slightly projects from twin campaniles.
The Karolcik Building was built and managed by Michael (Mike) Karolcik (1890-1978), whose parents came from Slovakia; his father settled in the Frick Company coal town of Leisenring, Fayette County, where he worked as a miner. Mike Karolcik worked at the Krell Store in nearby Whitsett as a boy.