We explore the school that is behind the St. Peter and Paul church that we previously explored. We couldn't find much history on the school. The floor that we missed was the gym. Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania *Please take note of the sentences shown at the bottom of the video during scenes.* ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wX5VtV8mQHg

The Almono Pumphouse was built in 1870 and was once used to pull river water up to cool machinery at the former LTV (Ling-Temco-Vought Incorporation) Steel mill (LTV Coke Works), which closed in 1997/1998, in the neighborhood of Hazelwood, approximately 12-15 minutes away from downtown Pittsburgh, PA. In 2002, Almono LP was formed by four Pittsburgh foundations (today, Almono is composed of three foundations) to purchase the Hazelwood site where the steel mill was, from a bankrupt LTV for $10 million, in thoughts of redeveloping the site that could benefit the neighborhood, city, and region as a whole, which created the project: Hazelwood Green. The vision for Hazelwood Green is guided by the following design and development principles: Economic – Creating Value Community – Ensuring Diversity Physical – Placemaking Design Sustainability From 2002 to 2015/2016, RIDC (The Regional Industrial Development Corporation of Southwestern Pennsylvania) served as the sole member of Almono LLC, the general partner which at the time, had plans to turn the pumphouse into a restaurant and make it a place for people to enjoy the views. Now, the pumphouse sits, waiting for what the future may bring. *Please take note of the sentences shown at the bottom of the video during scenes.* Our other social media: Instagram: @OfficialATU Twitter: @OfficialATU Facebook: Among The Unknown Want to help us out with our explores? Donate!: paypal.me/amongtheunknown **Any amount is appreciated as it goes towards our travels and gas costs** ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G00TZvY9e5A

Built in 1964 and was originally a Howard Johnson, it became known as the Pittsburgh North Motor Lodge in 1985/86. In 2012, the owner of the former motel got the OK to begin renovating the site. But in later years, he asked the township to remove his name off the property and agree to have it demolished in return of having the ordinance violations put against him, removed, despite damages to the roof of the building, theft of copper pipes, graffiti and other damage caused by vandals as the township defined the former motel, as “uninhabitable.” *Please take note of the sentences shown at the bottom of the video during scenes.* Our other social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialatu/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/officialatu/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amongtheunknown Odysee: @AmongTheUnknown:b Merchandise!: https://among-the-unknown.creator-spring.com/ Want to help us out with our explores? Donate!: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/amongtheunknown **Any amount is appreciated as it goes towards our travels and gas costs** ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1L0vZW4__uY

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