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Bakeries, Bridal Stores Part of Dormont History
The Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation will host a walking tour of Dormont on Saturday.
How are bakeries, bridal stores and a former school part of Dormont's history?
Find out this Saturday, Sept. 8, when the Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation hosts a walking tour through the borough.
The tour starts at the Dormont Historical Society in the and ends with a few short films at .
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Stops include the former municipal building—now Anne Gregory Bridal—as well as and .
The tour is limited to 20 people, and the cost is $10 for PHLF members and $15 for nonmembers. The tour starts at Dormont Historical Society at 2 p.m., but the historical society will be open earlier for those who want to browse the collection.
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More information is available on the Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation website.
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