The Historical Society of Mount Lebanon takes us back to the days when horseless carriages changed the housing landscape.

Have you ever played the Mt. Lebanon version of Monopoly? In the 1980s, you could.

Stop by the History Center, 794 Washington Road, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. each Saturday to tour the exhibit. The exhibit will be open through March 30.

“Is Paris Burning?” LeboLife blogger Diane Vrabel talks about how this classic book impacted her and its connection to Western Pennsylvania.

On September 22, author Hannibal B. Johnson will discuss the Tulsa Massacre, the deadliest single act of anti-Black violence in American history.

You can see it from Washington Road. Learn more about this soccer ball-shaped relic from the Cold War.

Brigitta Day shares a child’s view of Nazi Germany

Graham’s Ferry sank on the Ohio River in 1909. Blogger Al Vrabel uncovers the details of this tragedy.

Read about Lebo’s change ringing tower, peal bells and digital carillon.

Longtime congressman Jim Fulton’s farmhouse was a South Hills landmark for more than 30 years.

Mt. Lebanon grad plays an important role in getting us to the moon.

See what our Fourth of July celebrations looked like in decades past!