A little patch town in Washington Co., PA, where there’s only 4 varieties of houses, with a population of 1813 as of July 1st,
2018. It once had the largest bituminous coal mine in the world, but that’
s about the only record that Richeyville ever
set, and will set. It is a hot spot for
trick-or-treaters because the houses are close together. There’s an old rusty water tower on top of the hill that probably hasn’t been painted in over 20 years. It has a carnival every first week of
June, and a fireman’s parade during that weekend. That is all.