Connellsville Canteen

Connellsville Canteen
Address
131 West Crawford Avenue,
Connellsville, PA 15425
Operating schedule
Monday - Friday 8 am - 2 pm
Phone number
(724) 320-6392

The Connellsville Canteen is a recreated "Business and Occupation". A train Station that commemorates the women who served the troops on trains passing through during World War II. Step back into the 1940s and read about the stories of our local heroes who protected the freedoms we enjoy today.

Connellsville Canteen also houses the Harry Clark Indian Creek Valley Railroad Display. This 22'x50' scratch-built scenic display features a time gone by era, when in the 1940s, the railroad was a significant hub in the transportation world. Due to its highly detailed nature, this railroad display was rated one of the best scratch-built displays in the US.

Groups of up to 56 are welcome. Meals and entertainment can be arranged. A nominal fee is charged to view the train display.

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