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Historical Society Annual Fundraiser!

VIP TICKETS ON SALE Saturday, August 31

AUCTION OPENS Thursday, September 19

VIP PARTY Thursday, September 26

We are thrilled to announce The Historical Society of Mount Lebanon’s Annual Fundraiser which kicks off with the opening of our popular online auction on Thursday, September 19th and concludes on Thursday, September 26th with a VIP Party at the History Center! All Sponsorship payments are due by Friday, August 30th. Individual VIP Ticket Sales will open on Saturday, August 31st. Tickets will be limited and sold out very quickly last year so please consider providing Event Sponsorship to secure yours today to avoid being waitlisted.

Online Auction Bidding will open on Thursday, September 19th and you do not need an event ticket to bid. The Online Auction is open to everyone and some items will be on display at the History Center during our open hours leading up to the event. VIP Party attendees will be able to take their winnings home with them that evening.

Mission Hills Tour with John Conti

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Learn about the history and architecture of Mission Hills with architect John Conti. Conti will take us through a slideshow at the History Center and, from there, we’ll walk two key Mission Hills streets to view details with him. Meet at the History Center, 794 Washington Road.

SPACE IS LIMITED! Buy tickets here or mail checks to Lebo History Center, 794 Washington Road, Pittsburgh PA 15228. NO PHONE RESERVATIONS. NO EXCHANGES. NO REFUNDS UNLESS EVENT IS CANCELED. QUESTIONS? EMAIL [email protected]

Mt. Lebanon Cemetery Slideshow Tour

In this no-walking “tour,” we will share the history and key sites of Mt. Lebanon Cemetery in a slideshow. Attendees will receive a walking tour map with the sites and can explore the cemetery at their leisure. Meet at the History Center, 794 Washington Road.

Past Events

2nd Grade Walking Tour REMIX!

Thursday, July 11th 6:30 pm

Saturday, July 27th 1pm

Tuesday, August 13th at 10am

Join Us for a Kid + Adult Walking Tour of Uptown Mt. Lebanon

This is a remix of our popular 2nd grade walking tour geared for incoming 3rd – 6th graders + adults. Learn about Mt. Lebanon Architecture and History on a 90 minute walk through Uptown.

SPACE IS LIMITED! Buy tickets here or mail checks to Lebo History Center, 794 Washington Road, Pittsburgh PA 15228. QUESTIONS? EMAIL [email protected] . 

Virginia Manor Tour

This 90-minute tour explores the history and architecture of one of Mt. Lebanon’s grandest neighborhoods. Put on your walking shoes; the tour covers about a mile and a half. Meet at the entrance to Virginia Manor, the intersection of Cochran and Osage Roads.

History & Commerce Tour

This 90-minute tour explores the architecture of Mt. Lebanon’s main business district as well as the history of Mt. Lebanon, and it includes a tour of the Art Deco interior of the old Municipal Building. Meet at the History Center, 794 Washington Road.

History Happy Hour

What Made George Washington Great?

FREE EVENT, NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Thursday, February 15,  7:00 PM 

Todd DePastino, Executive Director of the Veteran’s Breakfast Club, will talk broadly about our greatest and mostindispensable Founder, George Washington. It’s not easy to talk about Washington. He didn’t like his private life to be revealed, and he preferred to be remembered as the white marble “Father of the Country,” the man on the dollar bill. But Washington was as fascinating as the other Founders and, unlike the others, his greatness relied not on special talents or abilities, but rather his character.  

Discovering a Family History: From the Famous and Heroic to the Infamous and Notorious

Thursday Nov 9, 2023, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Mt. Lebanon Library Meeting Room A (16 Castle Shannon Blvd. Pittsburgh PA 15228)

About 15 years ago, Carleton Young was clearing out his parents’ attic in Pittsburgh and was surprised to discover an enormous collection of letters written by two brothers during the Civil War. He then spent more than a decade visiting battle- fields and researching the two soldiers.

In order to find his family connection to the two soldiers, he later began an extensive research of his own family history. Through that process, he was surprised to discover that he was related to many famous people in American history. He also found that along with the famous and heroic, there were family connections to a few infamous rogues and murderers as well. He has now created a program entitled “Discovering a Family History: From the Famous and Heroic to the Infamous and Notorious.

Annual Fundraiser 2023

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Annual Fundraiser 2022

Take a look at the exhibit tour featured at the event!

Hear the stories of our Greatest Generation.

Tune into Greatest Generation Live WWII Roundtable–conversations on Zoom about wall things WWII, including the stories of WWII veterans. Zoom program simulcast on Facebook and YouTube . Hosted by Veterans Breakfast Club , Historical Society of Mt. Lebanon, Mt. Lebanon Public Library , and the Denis Theatre. 

Check out upcoming roundtable topics and more at veteransbreakfastclub.org/ggl! 

Holidays at Mount Hope Open House

November 25-27, & December 3-4, 10-11 Free Admission to the Holiday Splendor!

Visit with Father Christmas

Give your Holiday wishes to Father Christmas and receive a gift from his helpers!

Free Admission to the Holiday Open House!

Welcome one and all! Creating new memories from old traditions—The annual Holidays at Mount Hope is an interactive event that's fun for the whole family! Every year, the historic Mount Hope Mansion is transformed into a Holiday wonderland, complete with traditional Victorian ornaments, fresh Christmas trees, holiday treats, and more! Enjoy the decorated Victorian Mansion's holiday splendor, samplings of hand-crafted wines, ciders and beers, and savory treats from the Anchor & Mermaid Tavern. Shop with an assortment of merchants and explore all Mount Hope has to offer!

Dates & Times

Come together with family and friends for merrymaking and good cheer during the annual Open House at Mount Hope Estate and Winery. Create new memories from old traditions during this interactive event that's fun for the whole family. Admission is Free! All information is subject to change.

Overall Dates & Times

Don't miss any holiday fun.

Times and open locations listed below are from 2021 and are subject to change for this year's event. Please check back to the website closer to the event and follow us on Facebook @PaRenFaire or join the Royal Email List for news and updates. --> Historic Mount Hope Mansion • 11AM-4PM Self-Guided Tours of the Historic Mansion's Holiday Splendor Performances by Seasons Throughout the Day Parlor Games & Carols in the Chapel Holiday Kid's Crafts in the Morning Parlor Barn & Barrel • 11AM-4PM Shop with Unique Merchants at the Merchant Marketplace Visit with Father Christmas on the Second Floor Mount Hope Wine Shop & Spirits Distilling Co. • 11AM-5PM Savings Throughout Both Stores Sampling and To-Go Sales of Wines & Spirits Taproom & Grille • 11AM-4PM Assorted Sweets & Craft Beverages Anchor & Mermaid Tavern • 11AM-4PM Enjoy delicious, locally sourced menu options.

A Special Note About the 2022 Box Office

An on-site box office is not planned for the 2022 Holiday Open House. Stay tuned to the website , Facebook page and Royal Email newsletter for event, ticketing and season pass information.

Victorian Mount Hope Mansion

Mount Hope Mansion in Lancaster County was built in 1800 as a grand rural retreat for four continuous generations of the wealthy colonial American ironmaster Grubb family. Renovated and enlarged at the height of the Victorian Era, it is a simply delightful estate, particularly during the holiday season when she is dressed in her holiday finery. Please Note: The mansion is set for the annual interactive dinner theater performance of Holidays at Mount Hope.

Decorating the Victorian Mansion

In a multiple day decorating extravaganza, Mount Hope Mansion is transformed inside and out into a seasonal wonderland. Beginning with the wreath hung over the golden knocker on the front door and throughout the first floor, the decorations echo the classic elegance and colorful sophistication of the Victorian era. Boughs of evergreens topped with velvet ribbons are strung from floor to ceiling and throughout the halls. Gigantic Victorian displays adorn the many mantles, while glowing candles twinkle in every window and throughout the outside grounds surrounding the Mansion. Opulent Christmas trees, the largest of which stands at an impressive 15 feet, are bedecked with the theme "L. Frank Baum's The Wizard of Oz. " A special thanks to Carrie Emich-Wallace and her helpers—Judy and Shane for the 100+ hours they dedicated to the Holiday decorations we enjoy this season! Come together with family and friends for merrymaking and good cheer during the annual Open House at Mount Hope Estate & Winery. The historic Mount Hope Mansion is filled with unique architectural and design elements that reflect both the Federal and Victorian influences. Visit during the Open House and explore the mansion and surrounding area to take a closer look at these unique features!

Mansion Events

Carols & parlor games.

Join Daisy Grubb ( Jennifer Espenshade ) for traditional Holiday merrymaking after visiting the festively decorated rooms of Mount Hope Mansion. The cast of the Holiday Dinner Theater will lead guests in Carols and Games in the Mansion's Chapel at Noon, 1:30, 2:30 and 3:30. You don't want to miss this interactive event that is sure to put you in the Holiday spirit!

Performances by Seasons

Seasons is comprised of the siblings Mary-Kate Spring, Peter Winter, Mary-Teresa Summer, Mary-Grace Autumn, and Mary-Clare Chun Lee. The Lee siblings seek to not only pay homage to the rich tradition of Celtic and American folk music that they grew up in, but also to treat it as a living, breathing entity. The result is a constantly growing collection of original songs and tunes that are all at once both fresh and familiar. Learn more at SeasonsMusic.com and don't miss their performances in the Ballroom at 11:00, 12:30, 2:00 & 3:00.

Kid's Craft: Poppies, Poppies…

Help the wicked witch create the poppy fields with a paper flower craft to take with you. Visit the Morning Parlor inside the Mount Hope Mansion to make your own!

Anchor & Mermaid Tavern

Join us inside the Anchor & Mermaid Tavern, adjacent to Mount Hope Mansion on the grounds of the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire, to enjoy a meal during the annual Holidays at Mount Hope. Great food and refreshing wines, beers and ciders, makes the Anchor & Mermaid Tavern the best place to ring in the holiday season! Open 11AM to 4PM during the Holiday Open House.

Open House Menu

Filet Mignon & Fries Crabcake & Fries Surf & Turf Vegetarian Mac N' Cheese Kid's Chicken Fingers & Fries Kid's Mac N' Cheese

Refreshing Beverages

Mount Hope Wines Lancaster County Ciders Swashbuckler Brewing Co. Ales Signature Cocktails Soda, Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Hot Tea

Menu subject to change without notice.

Taproom at the Barn & Barrel

The Taproom at the Barn & Barrel, nestled between the brewery and winery, is the perfect place to enjoy craft beverages produced on the grounds of Mount Hope Estate & Winery. Award-winning Swashbuckler Brewing Company beers and Mount Hope Wines are on tap to enjoy by the glass and in flights. Treat your taste buds to a juicy glass of Lancaster County Cider or a creative craft cocktail made with small batch spirits produced by Spirits Distillery, Inc. Join us at the Taproom at the Barn & Barrel and, together, we’ll craft some memories.

Food & Beverage Service: 11AM-4PM Enjoy a variety of hand pies & roasted nuts, along with signature cocktails (including traditional spiked eggnog), Swashbuckler Beers, Lancaster County Ciders and Mount Hope Wines

2022 Merchant Marketplace

The Merchant Marketplace can be found, free from outside elements, inside the first floor of the Barn & Barrel, home to Mount Hope Winery. Guests are invited to shop with a variety of merchants featuring handcrafted holiday wares and other items perfect for the gift-giving season. Also in the Marketplace, children are invited to whisper their Holiday wishes to Father Christmas and receive a gift from his helpers. Are you a merchant who would like to participate at the Holiday Open House? Learn more at PaRenFaire.com/MerchantOpportunities

Soaps By Alexandra/W Designs

Hand-Crafted Soaps & Candles Attending All Dates

As You Like It/Up Your Kilt

Hand-Crafted Cloaks, Hats, Kilts and More Attending All Dates

Candy Emporium

Assorted Tasty Treats Attending All Dates

Chimes & Charms

Upcycled Wine Bottle Art Attending All Dates

Crown & Comb

Honey, Honey Accessories, Bee Decor Attending All Dates

Denyan Designs

Wood Bowls, Pens, Bottle Stoppers & More Attending All Dates

Dragons Breath Glassworks

Blown Glass Pieces Attending All Dates

Dress Your Dreams

Clothing for All Good Gentles Attending All Dates

Electric Woodman

Electric Burned Wood Art Attending All Dates

Forever Mine

Stones, Jewelry & Handcrafted Wares Attending All Dates

Fortunes Favor

Tarot & Palm Readings Nov. 25-27 Only

Gilded Garments

Silk-Screened Flannel Wear Attending All Dates

Happy Hookers

Crocheted Hats, Hoods & Pop Culture Wares Nov. 25-27 Only

Handmade Knives & Kitchen Wear Attending All Dates

Photography by GeorJean

Official Father Christmas Photographer Attending All Dates

O'Sullivan's Fur

Fur Slippers, Hats, Gloves & Blankets Attending All Dates

Handcrafted Leather Books, Jewelry & Gifts Attending All Dates

Sarah N Hixson

Modern Victorian Era Art Dec. 3 & 4 Only

Hot Sauces, Dips & Rubs Attending All Dates

Tomboy Togs

Pop Culture Pins, Keychains & Accessories Attending All Dates

Second Floor of the Barn & Barrel

11:00-4:00 Pet Photos with Father Christmas: Dec. 10-11, 2-4PM Stop by the Merchant Marketplace to meet with Father Christmas to give him your Christmas wishes—Kid's even receive a special holiday treat! Want to create magical memories and start a tradition? Have your picture taken with Father Christmas this year! Photography by GeorJean. Cash Only. Please See Photography Pricing Poster Day-Of.

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Historical Society exhibit looks at how Mt. Lebanon was formed

Jul 23, 2023 by brad hundt staff writer [email protected] 2 min read.

John Conti, left, and Geoffrey Hurd, of the Historical Society of Mt. Lebanon, walk through the exhibit, "Shaping Mt. Lebanon: Why Our Town Looks the Way It Does."

"Shaping Mt. Lebanon: Why Our Town Looks the Way It Does," includes a reproduction of how a living room might have looked in one of the community's homes 100 years ago.

Relics from the 1920s and 1930s are included in the exhibit, "Shaping Mt. Lebanon: Why Our Town Looks the Way It Does."

MT. LEBANON – Most of the time, we don’t really give much thought to how our communities came to be.

The streets are the way they are. The homes are the way they are. We just traverse the streets as we carry on our daily lives and inhabit our abodes.

But an exhibit being presented by the Historical Society of Mt. Lebanon, “Shaping Mt. Lebanon: Why Our Town Looks the Way It Does,” explores how Mt. Lebanon was formed more than a century ago. Incorporated in 1912 at what was then the far reaches of the Pittsburgh metro area, it was, in the words of curator John Conti, “a premier example of an early automobile suburb.”

It was one of several turning up around the country at the time. Once a corner of Scott Township, Conti explained that Mt. Lebanon really began to grow — and take on its distinctive character — as a result of the automobile generally, and the opening of the Liberty Tunnels in 1924 specifically. In 1912, there were just six automobiles registered in Mt. Lebanon; by 1934, there were close to 4,000. Parts of the community were built with the automobile in mind, such as curving streets. Parts of Mt. Lebanon were modeled on the Kansas City, Kan., suburb Mission Hills — in fact, a neighborhood in Mt. Lebanon was given that name.

“The streets were designed to conform to the land,” Conti said. “The auto made it possible to have long streets. … They followed the contours of the land.”

The community became a refuge for affluent families who wanted to keep the grime, soot and crowds of Pittsburgh at a remove. Conti explained, while walking through the exhibit, “People who moved out here tended to have money.”

“Shaping Mt. Lebanon” also looks at the architectural styles of some of the century-old houses in Mt. Lebanon and how the design of the community drew inspiration from designs that took root in England and Germany in the 19th century, and how those ideas were imported to America.

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Along with panels explaining the early days of Mt. Lebanon’s, there are also artifacts that might have been included in the township’s homes in the 1920s, including furnishings, books and a radio.

The Historical Society of Mt. Lebanon is open Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For additional information, go online to lebohistory.org.

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Tour shows off splendors of Mt. Lebanon neighborhood

The third annual Symphony Splendor Holiday Home Tour will feature eight “swell-egant manses” in the Virginia Manor neighborhood of Mt. Lebanon.

“Seven of these homes haven't been opened to the public before,” says Jean Horne, director of marketing and public relations for the Nov. 20 tour. “These homeowners love to decorate for Christmas, and they are going all out.”

“Our theme is ‘Hearth and Home,' ” says tour founder and 2016 co-chair Millie Ryan. “I know it sounds trite, but there's no place like home for the holidays.”

The walking tour also will feature symphony musicians, playing solo or in ensembles of up to three members, in each home.

When Virginia Manor was developed, property deeds required that homes be designed by a private architect and that designs be approved by architect Thomas Benner Garman to uphold Garman's vision of a neighborhood that would age gracefully in harmony with the natural surroundings.

Garman studied architecture at Carnegie Institute of Technology (now Carnegie Mellon University) and opened a Pittsburgh office in 1927. He is best known for his eclectic revival designs in Virginia Manor and in Mt. Lebanon's Mission Hills development.

The first home in Virginia Manor, in the northwestern-most area of Mt. Lebanon, was built in 1931 in the English Cotswold style. Dwellings vary from small cottages to large, formal houses.

“The goal was to have not only a beautiful home, but a livable home, one where there was love and life going on,” Ryan says. “Not only will tourgoers be able to see the beautiful art or a dining room table set with fine china, they'll be able to imagine the family gathering around that table for dinner. You can feel the warmth in these homes.”

“With two exceptions, the tour homes were all designed by Garman,” Horne says. Included are stone Colonials, a stone Cape Cod, three large stone Tudor revivals and a Cotswold cottage.

One of the featured Garman-designed Tudor revivals was built from 1938 to 1940 with sandstone walls and red mortar, half-timbering, leaded diamond-paned windows and a red clay-tiled roof.

In the two-story entry will be a tree that the homeowner says pays homage to the symphony with ornaments in the shape of string and wind instruments.

The interior contains a mix of design features including Colonial wainscoting and turned spindles on the stairs, a red French Lacanche range in the kitchen and an English country house-style family room, decorated in a hunt theme and tartan plaids.

Tourgoers will find the dining room decked in black, gold and dark red around a table set with Herend china and St. Louis crystal for a dinner party of eight.

Although visitors can find street parking in Virginia Manor, Horne says, free parking and free shuttle transportation on Molly's Trolleys will be available in the lot across from 100 Roessler Road, Scott.

Shirley McMarlin is a Tribune-Review staff writer. Reach her at 724-836-5750 or [email protected] .

Symphony Splendor hour tour

When: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. and 2-5 p.m. Nov. 20

Admission: $70, $60 in advance. Cash only on tour day.

Where: Virginia Manor neighborhood in Mt. Lebanon. Same-day tickets and tour programs will be available in the lobby of Manor Oak Two, 1910 Cochran Road, Scott

Details: 888-718-4253 or visit the Symphony Splendor page at showclix.com

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Home values for neighborhoods near Mount Lebanon, PA

• Carrick Homes for Sale $165,000
• Mount Washington Homes for Sale $279,900
• Baldwin Homes for Sale $229,000
• Scott Township Homes for Sale $249,450
• Whitehall Homes for Sale $257,450
• Brookline Homes for Sale $219,900
• Beechview Homes for Sale $189,000
• Westwood Homes for Sale $187,400
• Duquesne Heights Homes for Sale $349,500
• Banksville Homes for Sale $324,949
• Upper St. Clair Homes for Sale $525,000

Home values for cities near Mount Lebanon, PA

• Pittsburgh Homes for Sale $265,000
• Penn Hills Homes for Sale $180,000
• Bethel Park Homes for Sale $282,500
• Central North Side Homes for Sale $220,500
• Ross Township Homes for Sale $295,000
• Canonsburg Homes for Sale $354,950
• Squirrel Hill Homes for Sale $435,000
• Peters Township Homes for Sale $548,289
• Sewickley Homes for Sale $595,000
• North Strabane Homes for Sale $354,950
• Shaler Township Homes for Sale $285,000
• McCandless Township Homes for Sale $399,900
• West Mifflin Homes for Sale $197,250
• Bridgeville Homes for Sale $345,000
• Plum Homes for Sale $260,000
• Cecil Homes for Sale $379,200
• Carnegie Homes for Sale $225,000
• Brentwood Homes for Sale $210,000
• Dormont Homes for Sale $347,500
• Franklin Park Homes for Sale $779,250

Home values for counties near Mount Lebanon, PA

• Allegheny Homes for Sale $254,000
• Westmoreland Homes for Sale $215,000
• Washington Homes for Sale $250,000
• Butler Homes for Sale $361,750
• Beaver Homes for Sale $189,450
• Armstrong Homes for Sale $159,000
• Fayette Homes for Sale $153,700
• Stark Homes for Sale $250,000
• Mahoning Homes for Sale $192,500
• Portage Homes for Sale $331,400
• Trumbull Homes for Sale $179,949
• Columbiana Homes for Sale $179,450
• Monongalia Homes for Sale $344,900
• Jefferson Homes for Sale $151,950
• Lawrence Homes for Sale $135,000
• Cambria Homes for Sale $135,000
• Mercer Homes for Sale $169,950
• Somerset Homes for Sale $249,900
• Indiana Homes for Sale $169,950
• Clearfield Homes for Sale $167,450

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• 15317 Homes for Sale $385,450
• 15228 Homes for Sale $447,450
• 15108 Homes for Sale $288,950
• 15212 Homes for Sale $217,400
• 15236 Homes for Sale $249,900
• 15241 Homes for Sale $525,000
• 15227 Homes for Sale $210,000
• 15221 Homes for Sale $158,000
• 15201 Homes for Sale $390,000
• 15206 Homes for Sale $337,000
• 15203 Homes for Sale $327,000
• 15210 Homes for Sale $135,000
• 15216 Homes for Sale $234,900
• 15102 Homes for Sale $299,000
• 15211 Homes for Sale $302,500
• 15217 Homes for Sale $435,000
• 15205 Homes for Sale $199,950
• 15136 Homes for Sale $190,000
• 15202 Homes for Sale $245,000
• 15017 Homes for Sale $345,000

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Mount Gretna style and architecture will be on display for the annual walking tour of the community’s iconic homes.

The self-guided tour runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 3, and features 10 homes in the scenic Mount Gretna community.

“You will see everything from tiny weekend getaway cottages to modern year-round homes,” according to a press release from Mika Cook Rymshaw, community development specialist for Gretna Music.

“Featured on the tour this year are Campmeeting and Chautauqua homes built as early as the late 1800s through the 1930s,” the release says. “Some of the houses overlook the beautiful Conewago Lake while others can hear the sounds of live music from Gretna’s two music venues, the Tabernacle and Mount Gretna Playhouse. Each home has its unique charm!”

Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 on the day of the tour, and $5 for children 12 and under. Tickets are available by calling Gretna Music at 717-361-1508, ordering online at gretnamusic.org , or in person at the Mount Gretna Visitor Information Center and all Stauffer’s of Kissel Hill locations. On the day of the tour, tickets will be sold outside the Mount Gretna Post Office on Princeton Avenue and in front of the Mount Gretna Playhouse at 200 Pennsylvania Ave.

Proceeds benefit Gretna Music.

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36th Annual Mt. Gretna Tour of Homes & Gardens

8/6/22 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm.

Mt. Gretna residents open their doors for a self-guided walking tour. Get a glimpse inside the cottages, homes, historic buildings, and gardens of our unique community. All proceeds benefit Gretna Music.

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