Mount Lebanon: Pittsburgh's South Hills and the T
Mount Lebanon is a township in the South Hills of Allegheny County, directly south of Pittsburgh and bordering the city line at Dormont and the Saw Mill Run corridor. The community was incorporated as a township in 1912 and has retained that form of government since. It is widely considered one of the most affluent and highly rated school districts in western Pennsylvania, with a population of roughly 33,000.
The Pittsburgh Light Rail system, known locally as "the T," runs through Mount Lebanon on the Blue and Red lines operated by Port Authority of Allegheny County. The Mount Lebanon station at Washington Road is one of the busier suburban stops and provides a direct 20-minute connection into downtown Pittsburgh. The Washington Road corridor serves as the main commercial spine, with restaurants, retail, and offices.
The residential character is dominated by mid-twentieth-century single-family homes, many on wooded lots, along with some earlier streetcar-era housing in the Beverly Heights and Sunset Hills sections. The Mount Lebanon Public Library on Washington Road is a well-established community institution. Mount Lebanon High School consistently ranks among the top public high schools in Pennsylvania.
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Mount Lebanon is a township in the South Hills of Allegheny County, directly south of Pittsburgh and bordering the city line at Dormont and the Saw Mill Run corridor. The community was incorporated as a township in 1912 and has retained that form of government since. It is widely considered one of the most affluent and highly rated school districts in western Pennsylvania, with a population of roughly 33,000.
The Pittsburgh Light Rail system, known locally as "the T," runs through Mount Lebanon on the Blue and Red lines operated by Port Authority of Allegheny County. The Mount Lebanon station at Washington Road is one of the busier suburban stops and provides a direct 20-minute connection into downtown Pittsburgh. The Washington Road corridor serves as the main commercial spine, with restaurants, retail, and offices.
The residential character is dominated by mid-twentieth-century single-family homes, many on wooded lots, along with some earlier streetcar-era housing in the Beverly Heights and Sunset Hills sections. The Mount Lebanon Public Library on Washington Road is a well-established community institution. Mount Lebanon High School consistently ranks among the top public high schools in Pennsylvania.
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