posted by Joe Polk at 1:08 AM /
Mt. Lebanon has long had a reputation as one of Pittsburgh’s finest suburbs.
And, as it celebrates its 100th birthday this year, you will still find along its tree-lined streets and roads some of the finest homes in the region.
It has always boasted — and still does — one of the best school systems in the state. Moreover, the town maintains walkable neighborhoods, vibrant commercial centers (with two major construction projects under way on the main street) and a surprisingly strong sense of community spirit.
Read the full article:
And, as it celebrates its 100th birthday this year, you will still find along its tree-lined streets and roads some of the finest homes in the region.
It has always boasted — and still does — one of the best school systems in the state. Moreover, the town maintains walkable neighborhoods, vibrant commercial centers (with two major construction projects under way on the main street) and a surprisingly strong sense of community spirit.
Read the full article:
- www.triblive.com/aande/2286903-74/lebanon-100-suburb-trolley-ago-hodan-keith-review-tribune-streets (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Labels: centennial anniversary
1 Comments:
John Conti is a highly accomplished expert and writer on architecture and architectural history. His works on Mt. Lebanon are superb.
Bill Lewis
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