Schwab-Dixon Mansion

Savvy Entrepreneur

An early shot of Charles M. Schwab taken around his early 20s.

Early Century Mansion

A shot of the mansion that dates to the mid to late 1920s.

Baseball in Braddock

The North Braddock Baseball team poses in a field adjacent to the Schwab-Dixon Mansion in 1922.

Steel Olympics

The US Steel mills in Pittsburgh had a competition between mills to see who was more physically fit. The mansion can be seen in the background with the long-lost greenhouse.

Musician

Dr. Bruce Dixon plays an organ in the informal dining room in the mansion.

Image courtesy of Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Mansion Savior

Dr. Dixon poses for a picture in front of his house for an article in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

Image courtesy of Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Modern Day Castle

Schwab's New York Mansion that was formally located in New York on Riverside Dr and West 73rd Street. The house was torn down in the post-war boom and now an apartment complex sits on the site.

Organ

The organ in the main stairway of the Schwab House in New York. When the structure was torn down in the mid-1940s a lot was lost, but some was saved. The organ was donated to PennState but it is in jeopardy of being deconstructed and lost.

Immegrun

Schwa's home in Loretto, built on his mothers property.

Evergreen

Now home to monks, the once opulent home is now humble.