Harrisville, Pennsylvaniaia - 16038 - U.S. Post Offices on Waymarking.com

Harrisville is a borough in Butler County, Pennsylvania, United States. The population was 897 at the 2010 census.

The Seneca people used the Harrisville area for growing corn due to its fertile soil and flat growing area.

Col. Robert Reed built a tavern and a distillery just south of present day Harrisville in 1797. This was the first tavern between Pittsburgh and Franklin, Pennsylvania.

Harrisville was founded in 1826 by Ephraim Harris. Harrisville was incorporated in 1846 by joining Harrisville and Reedsville. Harrisville had its first school in 1830, and in 1856 a high school was built.

Type of structure:: Stand-Alone re-enter Zip Code here:: 16038 Current Status:: Still in Use

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