Pleasant surprises are awaiting as our growing town has a variety of retail stores and restaurant, an acclaimed public and private educations system, access to comprehensive health care, and unlimited athletic and recreational activity in an environment of affordable and quiet living.

Experience the sense of community at a variety of downtown festivals and special events, such as Farm City Day, 10K Run and our weekly Farmer’s Market (held each Wednesday) from July through October.

The Tyrone Borough Historic District contains a wide sampling of 19^th century and early 20^th century revival styles. Most buildings were erected between 1850 and 1930. The buildings of the 1850’s were largely wooden and of inexpensive construction. The 1880 fire that wiped out most of the western side of Pennsylvania Avenue from Herald Street and up the northern side of 10^th Street resulted in most buildings being replaced with brick and stone structures. The two-part commercial block displays carry over of an earlier period where the lower floor is used as a shop and the upper floors used for private functions such as apartments, offices, and social halls.