NOTE CARDS AVAILABLE

When the occasion demands stationery, use a Historical Society of Mount Lebanon note card!

The Historical Society of Mount Lebanon has issued a series of note cards featuring eight Mt. Lebanon landmarks each sketched by current or former Mt. Lebanon residents.

You can buy the cards at Mt. Lebanon Library, 16 Castle Shannon Boulevard, at the Mt. Lebanon History Center, 200  Lebanon Avenue and at Society programs and events.  You can request cards by mail by sending a check for  $12 (that includes postage) made out to "The Historical Society of Mount Lebanon" to : 200 Lebanon Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15228. Please include a note saying the money is for  note cards.

A pack of eight costs $10. The cards make great stocking stuffers, hostess gifts or gifts for friends who have moved out of town—plus every purchase benefits the historical society.

The artists chose their subjects from a list of historically significant and architecturally interesting buildings in Mt. Lebanon. Each illustration has a different style and feel. The cards feature the Mt. Lebanon Cemetery Gatehouse by Baywood Avenue graphic artist Marilyn Narey; St. Bernard’s Roman Catholic Church by Navahoe Drive architect Mimi Jong; “The Nesbit House” (806 Washington Road) by Catalpa Drive digital illustrator Kathy Rooney; The Denis Theater/Potomac Bakery by M.A. Sinnhuber of Art by M.A., 701 Washington Road; Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church by former Mt. Lebanon resident and art educator Greg Frommeyer; an Arlington Park house by Kris Macoskey; Mt. Lebanon United Presbyterian Church (Twin Towers) by Mt. Lebanon High School graduate and art educator Ned Garnhart; and Beverly Road Shops by former Mt. Lebanon resident and art teacher Karen Larsen. The back of every card contains information on the illustration and the artist.