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Kaufmann's, Washington Road

A lovely artist's rendition of the old Kaufmann's store on Washington Road, since converted into The Galleria. Click for larger version.

Mt. Lebanon motivational poster now on sale at the library

PLEASE NOTE: Residency validation required for purchase.

Whoever Said Mt. Lebanon Was Prudish?

Audi to Release SUV Aimed at Lebonites

BREAKING NEWS: Sources indicated Thursday that Audi is preparing to launch a vehicle aimed squarely at Mt. Lebanon drivers. Known as the Audi Q7 Lebo Edition, it will feature several options and accessories tailored to the sensibilities of this town. Details are still coming out, but we were able to secure these images regarding the vehicle and its features. Click for larger versions.

Belated RIP: "Officer Gregory" the dummy

Introduced into the Mt. Lebanon police force in 1990. Kidnapped in the line of duty in 1991. Three people were convicted in the heist. Promptly replaced by "Gregory 2". Who was promptly kidnapped again.

Officer Gregory nearly runs down a child during the experimental "Let Gregory Drive" campaign of 1991.


We have no doubt that some of you Fake Lebo fans know exactly what happened to Officer Gregory!


"At this rate, we'll be on Gregory 19 by the year 2010."

Algeo's original location

The original location of Algeo's market was at the intersection of Washington Road and Bower Hill Road. Competition loomed from the outset.

Challenge Update: Is this the historic distillery's mysterious location?

As to the whereabouts of the old distillery on Cedar Boulevard in Mt. Lebanon, we are positing that it perhaps could be the mysterious clearing between the pool and Wildcat Field.

Again, if you know anything about this old distillery or this mysterious spot in Mt. Lebanon Park, please e-mail, tweet, or comment to us!

Below is a map of the spot that we have labeled for your convenience. Click for larger version.

REAL CHALLENGE: Where was this historic distillery on Cedar Blvd?

We at Fake Lebo are presenting you, our readers, with a Real Challenge. Through hard-nosed investigative reporting, we have uncovered a mystery that is puzzling our crackerjack employees and editors, whose minds like true Lebonites are better suited to truth and certainty.

Please peruse the article below, as printed in the April 26, 1932 edition of the Pittsburgh Press. Do you know the location of this bygone distillery on Cedar Boulevard? If so, please e-mail, tweet, or comment to us on Facebook!

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Denis Theater, 1964

An out-of-towner is being written up outside the Denis for displaying a clear lack of class and dignity.

For those wondering why the Denis Theater was shut down...

For those wondering why the Denis Theater was shut down: for showing obscene filth like Oscar-nominated James Joyce adaptations. We should be thanking our town leaders!
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, March 1968.

Scandalous dog act caught on Google Street View