Mt. 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
This
page is dedicated to the memory of two Marines from
Mt Lebanon who sacrificed their lives in Vietnam
WILLIAM DAVID MORGAN CPL (E4)
U.S. Marines
H CO, 2ND BN, 9TH MAR REGT, 3RD MAR DIV
Medal of Honor
Quang Tri Province
February 25, 1969 at age 21
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
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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and has no affiliation with Mt Lebanon Township