Westmoreland 250: 10 unique things in Vandergrift, East Vandergrift
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Vandergrift Museum and Historical Society, 184 Sherman Ave.
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Wooden Door Winery, 101 Custer Ave., Vandergrift
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Our Lady, Queen of Peace, 420 McKinley Ave., East Vandergrift
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An honor guard offers a Memorial Day rifle salute in front of the Casino Theatre in Vandergrift in remembrance of the sacrifice of American veterans who fought and died in wars.
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An antique accordian and piano are among hundreds of items on display at the Vandergrift Museum and Historical Society.
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The Rev. Vincent Zidek of Our Lady, Queen of Peace Parish officiates
a Mass on the Lawn service at the church on McKinley Avenue
in East Vandergrift.
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East Vandergrift Center for Active Adults employee Lanna Planitzer prepares lunch for seniors.
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Olivia Nelson, 9, of Vandergrift sports a PRIDE sticker at the first PRIDE in the Park festival in Vandergrift on June 24.
Courtesy of Wooden Door Winery
Wooden Door Winery’s dining room is seen from the balcony of the converted former church during a St. Patrick’s Day event.
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East Vandergrift Councilman Jeremy Manners walks along the banks of the Kiski River at the free public boat launch at Kiskiminetas River Park.
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G&G Restaurant in Vandergrift has found a niche in the pancake world, offering a creative twist, including banana chocolate chip pancakes.
Courtesy of Allusion Brewing Co.
A library-themed beer flight at Allusion Brewing Co. in Vandergrift.
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A signature beer for a previous Oktoberfest at Allusion Brewing Co. in Vandergrift.
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Co-owner and head brewmaster John Bieranoski of Allusion Brewing Co. in Vandergrift tends to his brewing duties.
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Wooden Door Winery in Vandergrift kept much of the former church’s architecture for its dining room, even using former pews for seating.
