Historical society program explores Latrobe's claim to pro football first, bid for Hall of FameBy lowber on October 11, 2021Fall’s arrival brings a resurfacing of traditional football rivalries. Source: The Tribune-ReviewShare this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like this:Like Loading...RelatedPublished in AandE, Local, Museums and Westmoreland lowberMore from AandEMore posts in AandE »Greensburg art exhibit features 101-year-old Penn Township artistReggae band, florists team up to draw attention to suicide prevention in LatrobeAntiques, other props from 'Hershey' filming hit the auction blockQ&A: Latrobe music festival JamBrewzle celebrates 10th anniversaryNew Westmoreland Museum curator hails from Southern CaliforniaMore from LocalMore posts in Local »Hempfield OKs $300K improvements at park near Old Route 66Mt. Pleasant Area Historical Society to debut restored window from razed Catholic church at annual festivalCranberry couple accused of perjury related to sale of Westmoreland home with water issuesWestmoreland happenings: Quilt show, fall fashion show, band concert, morePT's Pizza Palace marks more than 3 decades in Level GreenMore from MuseumsMore posts in Museums »Artists think big, paint small at '24 Minis' exhibit in TarentumGreensburg art exhibit features 101-year-old Penn Township artistPublic invited to help shape Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor’s futureNew Westmoreland Museum curator hails from Southern CaliforniaGreensburg Salem students help decorate CD Warehouse's vinyl sectionMore from WestmorelandMore posts in Westmoreland »Hempfield OKs $300K improvements at park near Old Route 66Mt. Pleasant Area Historical Society to debut restored window from razed Catholic church at annual festivalCranberry couple accused of perjury related to sale of Westmoreland home with water issuesWestmoreland happenings: Quilt show, fall fashion show, band concert, morePT's Pizza Palace marks more than 3 decades in Level Green