Canonsburg, PA
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Welcome to Canonsburg, PA
Located approximately 18 miles southwest of Downtown Pittsburgh, Canonsburg is a vibrant, historic borough in northern Washington County. Originally laid out in 1789 and incorporated in 1802, it stands as the oldest municipality in the county. Known as the "Small-Town Music Capital of the World" for producing iconic American crooners, Canonsburg seamlessly blends rich 18th-century heritage, a bustling main street district, top-tier sweet shops, and major corporate centers.
Sweet & Famous Local Landmarks
Sarris Candies: A regional institution headquartered right in Canonsburg. Known nationwide for chocolates, a massive specialty ice cream parlor, and a 1,500-pound chocolate castle.
Perry Como Statue & Musical Roots: Canonsburg is the birthplace of legendary singers Perry Como, Bobby Vinton, and The Four Coins. A life-sized singing statue of Perry Como stands in front of the Municipal Building on Pike Street.
All-Clad Metalcrafters: The world-renowned cookware brand operates its headquarters and primary manufacturing facilities right here in the area.
Downtown Revitalization & Pike Street
Canonsburg's walkable main corridor along Pike Street features historic architecture, indie coffee shops, local bakeries, craft distilleries, boutique markets, and family-owned diners.
Rich History & Colonial Roots
Whiskey Rebellion Connection: Insurrectionists famously gathered at the town’s historic Black Horse Tavern during the 1794 Whiskey Rebellion.
McMillan Log School: Built around 1780, it stands near Pike Street as one of the oldest surviving educational structures west of the Allegheny Mountains.
