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Mount Lebanon, which was originally part of St. Clair Township, was named for two Cedar of Lebanon trees planted at the Clokey residence on Bower Hill Road. James Brady, John Henry, William Lea, Alexander Long, and Andrew McFarland were some of the first settlers. Mount Lebanon is located six miles south of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in southern Allegheny County, and covers 5.88 square miles of land. Mt. Lebanon Township was created from part of Scott Township in 1911. |
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Police /
Fire / Medical Rescue: 911
Pennsylvania State
Police: 412-787-2000
Poison Control Center:
1-800-222-1222
Mount Lebanon Township Population:
33,017
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Mt Lebanon Weather: Forecast Radar Loop |
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Mt Lebanon Municipal Building 710 Washington Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15228 |
412-343-3400 Website |
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| Mt. Lebanon INFOLINE | 412-343-0400 |
| Non-Emergency Fire | 412-343-3402 |
| Inspection | 412-343-3408 |
| Mt. Lebanon Public Library | 412-531-1912 |
| Mt. Lebanon Magazine | 412-343-3407 |
| Non-Emergency Police | 412-343-3401 |
| Sewage Billing | 412-343-3406 |
| Taxes | 412-343-3405 |
| Public Works | 412-343-3403 |
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| Recreation | |
| Golf Course | 412-561-9761 |
| Ice Rink | 412-561-4363 |
| Recreation | 412-343-3409 |
| Recreation INFOLINE | 412-341-5326 |
| Swimming Pool | 412-561-6626 |
| Tennis Center | 412-343-3411 |
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| Searchable Google Map of Mt Lebanon | |
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| Hospital | |
| St Clair Hospital | 1-866-248-4500 |
| Mt. Lebanon Schools - Blue Devils | |
| Mt. Lebanon School District | 412-344-2000 |
| Washington Elementary | 412-344-2142 |
| Lincoln Elementary | 412-344-2147 |
| Markham Elementary | 412-344-2152 |
| Howe Elementary | 412-344-2157 |
| Foster Elementary | 412-344-2162 |
| Jefferson Middle School | 412-344-2167 |
| Hoover Elementary | 412-276-7411 |
| Mellon Middle School | 412-344-2122 |
| Mt Lebanon Sr. High | 412-344-2003 |
| Churches and Synagogues | |
| Beth El Congregation | 412-561-1168 |
| Beverly Heights | 412-561-5100 |
| Bower Hill Community | 412-561-4114 |
| Church of Christ, Scientist | 412-561-1125 |
| Holy Cross Orthodox | 412-833-3355 |
| Mt. Lebanon Baptist | 412-561-8113 |
| Mt. Lebanon Christian | 412-531-8554 |
| Mt. Lebanon U. Methodist | 412-531-7131 |
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| Mt. Lebanon U.P. Church | 412-531-3387 |
| Our Lady of Grace | 412-279-7070 |
| Southminster Presbyterian | 412-343-8900 |
| St. Bernard's Catholic | 412-561-3300 |
| St. Paul's Episcopal | 412-531-7153 |
| Sunset Hills U.P. Church | 412-561-6261 |
| Temple Emanuel of S. Hills | 412-279-7600 |
| Unitarian Universalist | 412-561-6277 |
| United Lutheran | 412-563-0300 |
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"Sacrifice is meaningless without remembrance" |
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This
page is dedicated to the memory of two Marines from |
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WILLIAM DAVID MORGAN
CPL (E4)
U.S. Marines
H COMPANY, 2ND BATTALION
9TH MARINE REGIMENT, 3RD MARINE DIVISION
Medal of Honor Citation
Rank and
organization: Corporal
U.S. Marine Corps. Company H, 2d Battalion, 9th Marines, 3d Marine Division
Place and date: Quang Tri Province, Republic of Vietnam, 25 February 1969.
Entered service at: Pittsburgh, Pa
Born: 17 September 1947, Pittsburgh, Pa
| MOH Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a squad leader with Company H, in operations against the enemy. While participating in Operation DEWEY CANYON southeast of Vandergrift Combat Base, 1 of the squads of Cpl. Morgan's platoon was temporarily pinned down and sustained several casualties while attacking a North Vietnamese Army force occupying a heavily fortified bunker complex. Observing that 2 of the wounded marines had fallen in a position dangerously exposed to the enemy fire and that all attempts to evacuate them were halted by a heavy volume of automatic weapons fire and rocket-propelled grenades. Cpl. Morgan unhesitatingly maneuvered through the dense jungle undergrowth to a road that passed in front of a hostile emplacement which was the principal source of enemy fire. Fully aware of the possible consequences of his valiant action, but thinking only of the welfare of his injured companions, Cpl. Morgan shouted words of encouragement to them as he initiated an aggressive assault against the hostile bunker. While charging across the open road, he was clearly visible to the hostile soldiers who turned their fire in his direction and mortally wounded him, but his diversionary tactic enabled the remainder of his squad to retrieve their casualties and overrun the North Vietnamese Army position. His heroic and determined actions saved the lives of 2 fellow marines and were instrumental in the subsequent defeat of the enemy. Cpl. Morgan's indomitable courage, inspiring initiative and selfless devotion to duty upheld the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and of the U.S. Naval Services. He gallantly gave his life for his country. |
Quang Tri Province
February 25, 1969 at age 21
ON THE WALL
Panel 31W, Row 54
THOMAS
ARNOLD BIRD, JR.
First
Lieutenant (O2) U.S. Marines
HMM-363
Quang Ngai Province
March 21, 1966 at age 23
ON THE WALL
Panel 6E, Row 28
THOMAS A. BIRD, JR. PARK
DEDICATED ON MEMORIAL DAY 1967
IN MEMORY OF
LIEUTENANT THOMAS A. BIRD, JR.
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS
WHO WAS THE FIRST RESIDENT
OF MOUNT LEBANON TOWNSHIP
KILLED IN VIETNAM AND TO HONOR
ALL MOUNT LEBANON RESIDENTS
WHO HAVE SERVED IN VIETNAM
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