Fate of historic Herbst House in Sewickley still hangs in the balance
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The Sewickley summer home of David C. Herbst of the Independent Natural Gas Co., called the Herbst House, in the late 1800s.
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The family of David C. Herbst of the Independent Natural Gas Co. and Standard Oil Co. at their summer home in Sewickley, called the Herbst House, in the late 1800s.
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The family of David C. Herbst of the Independent Natural Gas Co. and Standard Oil Co. at their summer home in Sewickley, called the Herbst House, in the late 1800s.
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An undated postcard photo of the former St. James School, also called the Herbst House, in Sewickley.
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Members of the Sewickley Historical Society and family members gather in front of the Herbst House located at 231 Broad Street on Oct. 15: Darla Whitlock, Mary Beth Pastorius, Susan Holt, Teresa Duff, Marty O’Brien, James Moon, Chris Driscoll and Whitlock children Wyatt 6, Tucker, 4, and Graham, 6.
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Herbst House exterior at 231 Broad Street Sewickley
