Is everything fine? Westmoreland Museum program delves into realityBy lowber on September 23, 2021 Someone asks, “How are you?”, and you automatically say, “Fine.” Source: The Tribune-ReviewShare this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...RelatedPublished in AandE, Local, More A and E, Museums and Westmoreland lowberMore from AandEMore posts in AandE »Compass Inn goes rogue — blacksmiths and 'scoundrels' featured at Laughlintown siteThe Westmoreland's Director/CEO Anne Kraybill leaving for Kansas museum postLatrobe Art Center, Saint Vincent scholars invite community acts of kindness5 things to do in Westmoreland County: May 13-15Hempfield summer concert series returns at amphitheaterMore from LocalMore posts in Local »Blacksmiths show off their skills at Laughlintown’s Compass Inn MuseumTruck hauling meat overturns on Interstate 70 in RostraverMonessen police seek man accused of using cinderblock in assault, robberyFormer Mt. Pleasant funeral director, state legislator Eugene Saloom spent life 'helping people'PennDOT plans bridge closure, line painting along I-70More from More A and EMore posts in More A and E »5 things to do in Westmoreland County: May 13-155 things to do in Westmoreland County: April 29-May 1Latrobe banana split fest set to return to 3-day format; pageant contestants soughtGreensburg's Palace Theatre adds accessible seating optionsWestmoreland Historical Society offers trip through time to explore local trolley legacyMore from MuseumsMore posts in Museums »Compass Inn goes rogue — blacksmiths and 'scoundrels' featured at Laughlintown siteThe Westmoreland's Director/CEO Anne Kraybill leaving for Kansas museum postLatrobe Art Center, Saint Vincent scholars invite community acts of kindnessWomen artists use their 'Visual Voices' for Jeannette gallery showWestmoreland Museum invites young artists back to on-site summer campsMore from WestmorelandMore posts in Westmoreland »Out & About: Westmoreland Art Nationals return live after 2 years of virtual showsBlacksmiths show off their skills at Laughlintown’s Compass Inn MuseumTruck hauling meat overturns on Interstate 70 in RostraverMonessen police seek man accused of using cinderblock in assault, robberyFormer Mt. Pleasant funeral director, state legislator Eugene Saloom spent life 'helping people'
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