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Friendship Hill
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Directions from the Inne at Watson's ChoiceRoute 166, New Geneva, PA about 3 miles northeast of Point Marion.
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Friendship
Hill is the estate of Albert Gallatin, a Swiss immigrant who served
his adopted country in public and private life for nearly seven
decades. An entrepreneur, politician, diplomat, financier, and scholar
who was a major influence in the shaping of our early republic,
Gallatin was instrumental in financing the Louisiana Purchase and
the Lewis and Clark Expedition, ending the War of 1812, developing
the National Road, and mitigating the Whiskey Rebellion. Gallatin's
accomplishments and contributions to the late eighteenth and early
nineteenth century American Republic are highlighted through exhibits
and programs presented in his restored Friendship Hill house. 
The
grounds of the park are lovely and tranquil, with woods, meadows,
trails, and a picnic area. A self-guided audio house tour and "Reflections
of Gallatin" presentation are offered throughout the year. During
the summer season (Memorial Day through Labor Day) ranger lead house
tours are offered daily with concerts, special programs and lectures
on weekends. The park is part of the National Park Service and is
admistered jointly with the