Someone beat me to “I love this. Thank you.” but that’s exactly what I was going to say.

I remember when it was just a pile of rocks and was amazed how it was reconstructed in such detail.

At 0:24. That banister is the same design i have in my home. And i live in ohio about 20 min to Conneaut lake.

this is great! thank you for telling the story of this neat old rest stop. :)

Honey, I'm sorry but I doubt this story is true. i do believe in the paranormal, but this was not even close to any story I've ever heard. IT IS FAKE.

I love this. Thank you.

Visited on School field trip 50/years ago!

I watch the show .

I live only a half a mile away from the old stone house and i have been inside it many times since I moved here from New Castle in 2006 and I gotta say it is such a beautiful to visit a part history. Thank you to who uploaded this amazing video.

Hey Brett. Could I get your permission to use this in a music video for one of my songs?

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Yquem I get older I want be like you

Brat it's ayden from today's 730 tour I had the time of my life it's a honor to meet you

Goodbye mellon arena. You have done us well

Been there. Ate some awesome soup!! Guess Robert "Bob" Shaner has moved on and taken over his town Leechburg, PA in Armstrong County's Museum. Was very surprised to find Bob there. He used to road manage my band "A Diversionary Action" (1967-69). ~ R%ckin Rik

Supposedly my grandfather was born here in 1887 would there be any conformation for this info

Great event for a good cause, the video is very well done, especially of the creations by the chefs.

Documentary very well done. I am originally from Harmony, PA and have lived in Butler County all my life and enjoy its rich history. I find it interesting that the building was reconstructed using Charles Stotz as the Architect. I work for the Architectural firm MacLachlan Cornelius & Filoni, founded by his father Edward Stotz in 1889 and still operational today, the 20th oldest firm in North America and 2nd oldest in PA. www.mcfarchitects.com/ www.di.net/almanac/stats/oldest-architecture-firms/ facebook.com/mcfarchitects

Thanks Cleve, glad you enjoyed!

I had not seen this before! Cool!

Nice work man

I had no idea. :-)

That's my voice believe it or not!

Freaky voice, good opening.

I was wondering what the connection was between all the clips - then I opened my eyes and read "some of the projects I have worked on this year...." Pretty nice.

Looks like a good time.

as where the ancient cities of Eqypt elimenated from History, so is our beloved Igloo, Pittsburgh Really

Great job, been there done that......but a well done video. I would have just watched this at home had I known beforehand that it was on RU-vid. The BOC audio was rather craptacular.

Nice video and I know Jen she was a counsilor for me at survival camp

Draws a tear to my eye, I was there when it happened. Sad to see the old lady in her last hours. RIP Pittsburgh Civic Arena

RIP Civic arena

i hope this is an April fools prank! :(

on my birthday :(

Dr Aaron Cowin, Head of History Dept. at SRU would be greatly interested in whatever docmentation your mother has....

Excellent film! My family has always been interested in the OSH as my Grandmother was born there on Nov 19,1886 in what is now the upper left porch. It was built in as a room at the time. My mother has some old documentation -not a lot but it is pretty cool.

Good Job! I'd like to do a lot more video on Butler Co. history myself like this. P.M. me if you're interested.

very nice video.

@brettmcginnisfilm I don't think so. I'm not sure.

I see myself in the background!