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This Gothic Revival home continues to impress 164 years after it was built.
An Alden & Harlow-designed Sewickley home has found new life with its history-minded owners.
A Glenshaw couple incorporates period elements as they restore a historical home.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 9, at the log cabin in Schenley Park.
J. Francis Company, LLC has transformed hundreds of historic homes in Pittsburgh by marrying modern functionality with the timelessness of century-old residences.
Measuring at just 12 by 15 feet, the historic Steward/Schalg log house in Ross Township opened for tours in June.
We've got scares on the screen, haunted houses and more Halloween-weekend fun.
'I can be a clown; I can be goofy. And this is my space of being,' says one student.
This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own an extraordinary home.
A great price, quality updates and a location in walkable, charming community all contributed to the quick sale.
But an actual opening day for the new $1.7 billion terminal has yet to be announced.
Some property owners are raising prices tenfold; about 11% of available properties already have been booked.
Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends.
The Market Square bar and restaurant is widely regarded as the city’s oldest.
These will be held along Downtown's Fourth Avenue to share the history, stories and 'fascinating architecture.'
A freshwater aquarium lines one of the walls.
Equipped with modern updates and rich historical details, this hilltop Victorian overlooks the city's skyline.
The home sits on 23 acres.
From hayrides, to jack o'lantern trails to zombies — you'll find them all in southwestern Pennsylvania.
The Oct. 3 party, which will include performances by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, will celebrate the opening of the new landside terminal this fall.
An event featured close to a dozen urban residences for sale in the heart of Pittsburgh.
Local trappers, advocates relieved after months of increased stray animal intakes.
Columnist Virginia Montanez explores the scientific breakthroughs that Pittsburgh and Pittsburghers have given the world — and explains why the anti-science movement is an insult to our history and achievements.
The nonprofit organization will hold Fig Fest on Sept. 14.