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0: Bam Margera's House
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The CKY/Jackass/Viva La Bam star, and his band of hooligans, live here.
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1: Mario Lemieux's House
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The retired professional hockey player lives here.
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2: Ben Roethlisberger's House
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Two-time Super Bowl champ "Big Ben" Roethlisberger lives here with his dogs.
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3: Allen Iverson's House
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The professional basketball player puchased this home in late 2002 for $5M, according to public records.
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4: The New Gosselin Home ("Jon & Kate Plus 8")
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This is the new home of the Gosselin family from "Jon & Kate Plus 8". According to public records, the couple bought the home for their large family on October 23rd, 2008, for $1.12 million. The 7,095 sq. ft. home features 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, and almost 24 acres (23.88 to be exact) of land & a barn. It was built in 1997, and public records show the lot was sold in 1996 for $135,000.
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5: Will Smith's House
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The Golden Globe, and 2-time Academy Award-nominated actor, and multiple Grammy Award-winning hip hop artist, lives here part-time. His primary residence in Calabasas (CA), is also featured on this site.
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6: Troy Polamalu's House
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The professional football player lives here. He purchased this 3,464 square foot suburban Pittsburgh house in 2005 for $470,000.
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7: Allen Iverson's House (former)
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The professional basketball player lived here throughout most of his 76ers career.
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8: Mike Portnoy's House
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The drummer, primarily known for his work with the progressive metal band "Dream Theater", lives here.
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9: Peter A. B. Widener's House (Former) AKA Lynnewood Hall
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Lynnewood Hall is a 110-room Georgian-style mansion in Elkins Park, Montgomery County. Considered the largest surviving Gilded Age mansion in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area, it was designed by Horace Trumbauer for industrialist Peter A. B. Widener between 1897 and 1900 and housed one of the most important Gilded Age private art collections of European master pieces and decorative arts assembled by Widener and his son Joseph.
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10: Mike Tomlin's House
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The head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers lives here. He purchased this home in April 2007 for $1.8M.
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11: Andy Reid's House
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The head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles lives here.
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12: Michael Andretti's House
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The retired CART and Formula One driver lives here. Mom and Dad are close by.
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13: Jennerstown Speedway
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Built in the late 1920's, it was originally a half mile dirt track for open wheel racing. In the 50's a smaller 1/4 mile track was created, replacing the half mile track, and stock cars replaced the open wheel racers.
In 1967, new owners completely rebuilt the facility with a new half mile dirt oval that hosted sprint car and stock car races. In 1987, the track was paved, and has since hosted special events for NASCAR modifieds, Hooters Cup stock cars, and ASA stock cars, along with their weekly program.
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14: Hines Ward's House (former)
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The professional football player lived here.
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15: Mario Andretti's House
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The legendary race car driver lives here.
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16: Palatial Pennsylvania Mega-Mansion
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This 32,400 square foot mega-mansion is owned by real estate developer Joseph Nocito. It is the currently the largest home under construction in Western Pennsylvania.
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17: Wanda Sykes' House
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The actress lives here part-time. Her Los Angeles (CA) home is also featured on this site.
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18: Ed Snider's house (former)
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The founder and chairman of Comcast-Spectacor owned this house in the past for serveral years.
Comcast-Spectacor is a Philadelphia-based sports and entertainment company which owns the Philadelphia Flyers of the NHL, the Philadelphia 76ers of the NBA, the Philadelphia Phantoms of the minor American Hockey League, the Wachovia Center, the Wachovia Spectrum.
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19: Marc-Andre Fleury's House
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The professional hockey player lives here.
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20: Ryan Dunn crash site (6/20/2011)
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"Jackass" Star Ryan Dunn Dies in Car Accident!
Dunn and his passenger were killed when his Porsche slammed into a tree in West Chester County and burst into flames.
http://www.tmz.com/2011/06/20/jackass-ryan-dunn-dies-dead-ca
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http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/Jackass-Star-Ryan-
Dunn-Dies-in-Car-Accident-124184189.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/20/ryan-dunn-dead-jack
ass-star-car-crash_n_880322.html
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21: Gobbler's Knob
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Where Punxsutawney Phil is seen on Groundhog's Day
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22: Flight 93 Crash Site
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Crash site of Flight 93 on September 11, 2001
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23: Challenger Raceway
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Late model stock cars race on this 4/10 mile clay oval.
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25: Patti LaBelle's House
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The R&B & soul singer and songwriter lives here. This home was featured on "MTV Cribs".
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26: Bam Margera's Original House
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This is Bam's first house seen in the Jackass and Viva La Bam shows. It is still to this day the residence of April and Phil Margera.
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27: Sidney Crosby's House (former)
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Current home of Pittsburgh Penguins captain and former NHL MVP Sidney Crosby. This custom-built New England farmhouse includes 4 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms and an expansive wooded lot. A 25 minute drive to Downtown Pittsburgh. Crosby moved into this house in 2010.
Sold to Penguins president and CEO David Morehouse in 2011
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29: 'Giovannitti House' by Richard Meier
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30: Elm Court
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"Nestled among the rolling hills of western Pennsylvania, stately Elm Court looks as though it were plucked up from the English Cotswolds and somehow transplanted to the town of Butler. A splendid essay in cut stone, leaded glass and ornamental ironwork, Elm Court is principally the work of Benno Jannsen, a Pittsburgh architect noted for his skill in this style of Tudor-Gothic."
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31: Sergei Gonchar's House
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The professional hockey player lives here.
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32: Ben Roethlisberger's Townhouse
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The NFL quarterback own this townhome.
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33: Larry Holmes' House
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The former world heavyweight boxing champion lives here.
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34: Teresa Heinz & John Kerry's House
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The philanthropist & politician, who is currently serving his fourth term as the junior United States Senator from Massachusetts, live here.
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35: Dikembe Mutombo's House
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The professional basketball player owns this home. He purchased the 5-bed, 7.5-bath, 10,900 sq ft home in August of 2001, from professional basketball player Theo Ratliffe, for $2.8M, according to public records. His other residence in Atlanta (GA) is also featured on this site. He also owns property in Maryland, Texas and New York City.
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36: Joe Paterno's house
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Joseph Vincent "Joe" Paterno (born December 21, 1926) is a former college football coach who was the head coach of the Penn State Nittany Lions from 1966 through November 9, 2011. Paterno, nicknamed "JoePa," holds the record for the most victories by an FBS football coach with 409 and is the only FBS coach to reach 400 victories. He coached five undefeated teams that won major bowl games and, in 2007, was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame as a coach. In conjunction with the Jerry Sandusky child sexual abuse scandal, he announced on November 9, 2011, that he intended to retire at the end of the 2011 football season, but was fired from his position by Penn State trustees later that night.
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37: Teddy Pendergrass' House
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The soul singer lives here.
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38: Jaromír Jagr's House
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The professional hockey player lives here.
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39: Edward D. Breen's house
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Edward D. Breen is chairman and chief executive officer of Tyco International. Breen has been chairman and CEO of Tyco since July 2002 after serving as president and chief operating officer of Motorola, Inc.
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40: Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
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Philadelphia Navy Yard's mothball fleet, carrier can be seen on river. It ceased operations on 27 September 1996.
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41: Allegheny Observatory
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The Allegheny Observatory is an American astronomical research institution, a part of the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Pittsburgh.
The observatory is located four miles north of downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at Riverview Park. It was founded on February 15, 1859 in the city of Allegheny, Pennsylvania (incorporated into the city of Pittsburgh in 1907). The observatory's initial purpose was for general public education as opposed to research, but by 1867 the revenues derived from this had receded. The facility was then donated to the Western University of Pennsylvania, today's University of Pittsburgh.
On November 18, 1883, the first day of railroad standard time in North America, the Allegheny Observatory transmitted a signal on telegraph lines operated by railroads in Canada and the United States. The signal marked noon, Eastern Standard Time, and railroads across the continent synchronized their schedules based on this signal. The standard time that began on this day continues in North American use to this day.
Among other research purposes, the observatory presently searches for extrasolar planets. (Wikipedia)
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42: "Evil" Jared Hasselhoff's House
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The bassist for the band "The Bloodhound Gang" lives here. This home was featured on "MTV Cribs".
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43: Jerome Bettis' House (former)
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"The Bus" sold his Pittsburgh (PA) area home in November of 2007 for $832,500, according to public records. His main residence in Roswell (GA) is also featured on this site.
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44: Mysterious Toynbee Tile
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The Toynbee tiles (also called Toynbee plaques) are messages of mysterious origin found embedded in asphalt in about two dozen major cities in the United States and three South American capitals. Since the 1980s, several hundred tiles have been discovered. They are generally about the size of an American license plate, but sometimes considerably larger. They contain some variation on the following inscription:
TOYNBEE IDEA
IN KUBRICK'S 2001
RESURRECT DEAD
ON PLANET JUPITER.
Some of the more elaborate tiles also feature cryptic political statements or exhort readers to create and install similar tiles of their own. The material used for making the tiles was long a mystery, but evidence has emerged that they may be primarily made of layers of linoleum and asphalt crack-filling compound.
Articles about the tiles began appearing in the mid-1990s, though references may have started to appear in the mid-1980s.
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45: Sean O'Hair's House
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The professional golfer lives here. He purchased the 4-bed, 4.5-bath, 6,414 sq ft home in September of 2005 for $882.5K, according to public records.
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46: Vahan Gureghian's House
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Vahan is the founder and CEO of CSMI. He lives in this 38,000 square foot mega-mansion with his attorney wife Danielle.
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47: Walter Annenberg's house
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This is Walter Annenberg's house in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania.
Walter H. Annenberg was an American billionaire publisher (The Philadelphia Inquirer), philanthropist, and diplomat (United Kingdom) ...
Walter Annenberg's Rancho Mirage estate:
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48: Elton Brand's House
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The professional basketball player lives here. He purchased the 5-bed, 9.5-bath, 8,992 sq ft mansion in September of 2008 for $3.35M, according to public records. This English Cotswold manor-style house was used in the 1990 shooting of the movie "Rocky V".
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49: Jeffrey P. Orleans's house
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The Chairman of the Board and CEO of Orleans Homebuilders owns this house.
Orleans Homebuilders, Inc. develops residential communities in the Pennsylvania and New Jersey counties surrounding Philadelphia, as well as in the metropolitan areas of Richmond, Virginia; Charlotte, Greensboro, and Raleigh, North Carolina; and central Florida. The public company, trading on the American Stock Exchange, is majority-owned and operated by the third generation of the Orleans family.
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50: "Jon & Kate Plus 8" House
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Many of the scenes from the reality show were filmed here. The Gosselins have listed their home for $325K (as of April 2009). In late 2008, the family moved from this location, to a larger residence in Wernersville (PA).
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51: Marvin Harrison's Home
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The Indianapolis Colts superstar lives in this $1.8M mansion near his hometown of Philadelphia, PA. He purchased the 7,646 sq. ft. home in 2001 for $1.26M.
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52: West portal to VP Cheney's hole in the ground
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Pictures here.
Site R is the Alternate Joint Communications Center (AJCC) located in Raven Rock mountain [hence the name Site R] just over the Pennsylvania State Line near Waynesboro, Pa. The DISA Site-R Computer Operations staff provides computer services to the NCA, the Joint Staff, the OSD and other DoD agencies through Memorandums of Agreement (MOAs). The facility functions as the disaster recovery site for the JSSC's GMC and DISA GCC. The various service [Army, Navy and Air Force] Emergency Operations Centers (AFEOC) are also located at Site R. Support is provided 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. The facility's Operations Center, DCS Technical Control Facility, the Northeast Dial Service Assistance Center and Information Center provide planning, installation, operation, and maintenance of over 38 communications systems (switching, transmission, data distribution, visual information, and power generation) that support the various customers of the Alternate Joint Communications Center Site R.
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53: Marley & Me House
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This is the old stone farmhouse that John and Jenny Grogan (played by Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston) lived in for the movie 'Marley & Me'
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54: Kurt Angle's house
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The former WWE superstar and current TNA/New Japan pro wrestler lives here.
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55: Doing Hard Time at Graterford Prison
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56: Kyle Korver's House
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The professional basketball player lives here.
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57: Mark Recchi's House
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The NHL hockey player lives here.
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58: Andre Iguodala's House
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The professional basketball player lives here.
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59: Pennsylvania Governor's Mansion
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60: Jay-Z & Beyonce's Possible New Home
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Rumors have been going around that Jay-Z and Beyonce may be purchasing this 16,000 sqft home situated on 210 acres.
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61: M. Night Shyamalan's House
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The director put this property on the market in May 2007, but it hasn't sold yet.
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62: Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater
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Fallingwater, also known as the Edgar J. Kaufmann Sr. Residence, is a house designed by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1935 in rural southwestern Pennsylvania, 50 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, and is part of the Pittsburgh Metro Area. The house was built partly over a waterfall in Bear Run at Rural Route 1 in the Mill Run section of Stewart Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, in the Laurel Highlands of the Allegheny Mountains.
Fallingwater stands as one of Wright's greatest masterpieces both for its dynamism and for its integration with the striking natural surroundings. The extent of Wright's genius in integrating every detail of this design can only be hinted at in photographs. This organically designed private residence was intended to be a nature retreat for its owners. The house is well-known for its connection to the site: it is built on top of an active waterfall which flows beneath the house. The fireplace hearth in the living room is composed of boulders found on the site and upon which the house was built — one set of boulders which was left in place protrudes slightly through the living room floor. Wright had initially intended that these boulders would be cut flush with the floor, but this had been one of the Kaufmann family's favorite sunning spots, so Mr. Kaufmann insisted that it be left as it was. The stone floors are waxed, while the hearth is left plain, giving the impression of dry rocks protruding from a stream.
Integration with the setting extends even to small details. For example, where glass meets stone walls, there is no metal frame; rather, the glass is caulked directly to the stone. There are stairways directly down to the water. And in the "bridge" that connects the main house to the guest and servant building, a natural boulder drips water inside, which is then directed back out. Bedrooms are small, some even with low ceilings, perhaps to encourage people outward toward the open social areas, decks, and outdoors.
The active stream (which can be heard constantly throughout the house), immediate surroundings, and locally quarried stone walls and cantilevered terraces (resembling the nearby rock formations) are meant to be in harmony, in line with Wright's interest in making buildings that were more "organic" and which thus seemed to be more engaged with their surroundings. Although the waterfall can be heard throughout the house, it can't be seen without going outside. The design incorporates broad expanses of windows and the balconies are off main rooms giving a sense of the closeness of the surroundings. The experiential climax of visiting the house is an interior staircase leading down from the living room allowing direct access to the rushing stream beneath the house.
Wright's views of what would be the entry have been argued about; still, the door Wright considered the main door is tucked away in a corner and is rather small. Wright's idea of the grand facade for this house is from the perspective of all the famous pictures of the house, looking up from downstream, viewing the opposite corner from the main door.
On the hillside above the main house is a four-car carport (though the Kaufmanns had requested a garage), servants' quarters, and a guest bedroom. This attached outbuilding was built one year later using the same quality of materials and attention to detail as the main house. Just uphill from it is a small swimming pool, continually fed by a natural water, which then overflows to the river below.
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63: Steve Atlass' house
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The current chairman of Hyperion Bank and former chairman of First Bank of Philadelphia lives here.
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64: Philadelphia Stadiums (seperate entries submitted)
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65: 'Fisher House' by Louis Kahn
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66: Pat Croce's House
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The entrepreneur, sports team executive and owner, author and TV personality, lives here. He purchased the 6-bed, 9.5-bath, 10,625 sq ft home in November of 1993 for $2.35M, according to public records. He also owns a beach front home in Ocean City (NJ), amongst other properties.
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67: Rockview State Prison
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SCI Rockview (Centre County, five miles from Bellefonte) was begun in 1912 and opened in 1915. Originally planned to replace Eastern and Western Penitentiaries, it became instead the branch prison for Western Penitentiary, housing lesser security risk prisoners, most of whom were employed in Rockview's extensive farm program outside the gates. It now is a medium-security institution for men.
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68: Toyota Pavilion at Montage Mountain
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Montage Mountain Amphitheater started as a temporary facility located behind the ski lodge on Montage Mountain. In 1999, Lackawanna County built a permanent amphitheater further down the mountain. The new location has reserved seating for 7,000 people covered by the pavilion roof, with room for another 10,500 on the lawn. In 2002 the operation of the facility was taken over by Clear Channel Communications and the building became known as the Ford Pavilion at Montage Mountain. In June of 2005, upon their first visit to Northeastern Pennsylvania and the Toyota Pavilion, the Dave Matthews Band became the first concert to ever completely sell out the pavilion attracting over 18,000 people. On their return in July of 2006, they once again sold out the pavilion. In 2006, the entertainment group splintered away from Clear Channel, becoming a new, independent, company, Live Nation, and the amphitheatre changed name again, this time to Toyota Pavilion on Montage Mountain. On February 15, 2007, the tent roof of the pavilion collapsed under the weight of snow and ice that had fallen from the Valentine's Day Blizzard of 2007. A new roof was completed in time for the summer 2007 concert season.
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69: David Morse's Home
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This is the mansion of veteran actor David Morse who is possibly best known for playing in "The Green Mile" "Disturbia" and having a recent guest stint on "House" which earned him a 2007 Emmy Nomination.
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70: Chris Webber's House (former)
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The former professional basketball player lived here. He bought the home in 2005 for $2.6M and turned around and sold it in April 2007 for $2.8M.
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71: Charlie Batch's House
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The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback lives here. He purchased the 4-bed, 3-bath, 4,326 sq ft home in July of 2002 for $582,500, according to public records.
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72: Kelly McGillis' House (former)
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The actress, whose notable movies include "Witness" (for which she received a Golden Globe nomination), "Top Gun", and "The Accused", lived here until 2008.
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73: Wesley Snipes' temporary home
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Federal Correctional Institution McKean
Actor Wesley Snipes has begun serving his three-year prison sentence for failing to file income tax returns, after being denied his request to remain free during Christmas.
Although Snipes was hoping to spend the holidays with his family in Florida, the movie star reported to the Federal Correctional Institution McKean in Pennsylvania on Thursday morning, says Federal Prisons spokesman Ed Ross.
The minimum security prison in the northwest Pa. town of Lewis Run is a far cry from the ruthless lockups Snipes encountered in "Undisputed" and "Brooklyn's Finest." The facility does not even have a fence around its perimeter.
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74: Ruins of Pocono Drag Lodge
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75: Nazareth Speedway
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Closed in 2004. Held Indy car, IROC, and NASCAR Busch/Truck events. Plans to build a multi-purpose arena on the land has been discussed for a few years.
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76: Jason Bay's House
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The professional baseball player lives here.
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77: 'Esherick House' by Louis Kahn
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78: Baldwin's Book Barn
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An old stone barn houses four floors of used books in the heart of Brandywine Valley.
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79: Jim Thome's House (former)
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The professional baseball player lived here during his tenure with the Phillies. He sold the 8-bed, 7.5-bath, 15,648 sq ft home in September of 2006 for $3.4M, according to public records.
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80: Jim Leyland's House
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The Major League Baseball manager for the Detroit Tigers lives here. He led the Florida Marlins to a World Series championship in 1997.
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81: "F. U. FAA" House
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The home of Michael Hall, of Ridley Township, PA, who recently wrote an angry message to the FAA where only they can see it: on his roof. Recent flight route changes out of Philadelphia International Airport (q.v.), aircraft noise at his house has been unbearable.
The GMaps view is taken prior to the message being written.
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82: State Correction Institute (SCI) Pine Grove - Children's Prison
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SCI Pine Grove, located in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, is a maximum-security facility for Young Adult Offender males. The Young Adult Offender Program (YAOP) is primarily designed for those offenders between the ages of 15-20 adjudicated as adults due to the nature of the criminal offense committed. The YAOP meets their special needs of education, adolescent development and recreational activity, while providing a safe environment for those offenders.
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83: USS Boulder County (LST-1190) & USS Charleston (LKA-113)
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84: Chubby Checker's House
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The Rock and Roll singer, best known for popularizing the dance The Twist with his 1960 song "The Twist", lives here.
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85: Larry Brown's house (former)
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The head coach of the National Basketball Association's Charlotte Bobcats owned this house.
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86: Brian Roberts' House
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The Chairman and CEO of Comcast lives here.
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88: Lynn Swann's House
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The former professional football player, sportscaster politician, lives here. He purchased the 5-bed, 7-bath, 6,656 sq ft home in May of 1992, according to public records.
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89: John Harbaugh's house (former)
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The former Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive Backs Coach of the Philadelphia Eagles and the current Head Coach of the Baltimore Ravens owned this house.
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90: Hickory Speedway
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1/4 mile clay oval track that held sprint car and stock car races. The track's owners closed the track in 2000 soon after the death of modified driver Danny Burns.
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91: Alan Faneca's House
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The professional football player owns this home. It is currently on the market (June 2009). He purchased a 5,166 sq ft home in Chatham (NJ) in June of 2008 for $2.725M, as he now plays for the Jets.
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92: Dennis Alter's House
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Dennis Alter has served as CEO & Chairman of the Board of Advanta since 1971.
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94: Aaron McKie's House
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The professional basketball player lives here.
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95: Rocky's House
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This house was used multiple times in the film Rocky and a number of the sequels, this is where Rocky Balboa (and Butkus the dog!) lived.
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96: Samuel Dalembert's House
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The professional basketball player lives here.
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97: Dick Vermeil's House
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The former professional football coach lives here at "The Ranch". He has made 2 Superbowl appearances, winning once (Rams 1999), and losing once (Eagles 1980). Some of his former Missouri real estate is also featured on this site.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers inside linebacker lives here.
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99: Mark Cuban's house
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The American billionaire entrepreneur who is the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, an NBA basketball team, and Chairman of HDNet, an HDTV cable network owns his childhood house.
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