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Warm, dimly lit Scottish pub interior in an 18th century stone building with hand hewn beams, wide plank floors, a glowing stone fireplace, tartan seats, dark wood bar, and pints of ale.

The Oldest House in Pittsburgh Is a Scottish Pub in Hazelwood. Here’s Its Story.

Landmarks & ArchitectureBy userFebruary 26, 2026

In 1792, when Pittsburgh was barely a city and the surrounding region was still very much a frontier, a man named John Woods built a stone house overlooking the Monongahela River in what is now Hazelwood. That house is still standing. It has two-foot-thick rubble-stone walls, hand-hewn beams, wide-plank floors, and fireplaces at each end.…

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