Welcome to Stonewater! Your Ultimate Destination for Beauty Services and Products! Situated in the heart of the South Hills of Pittsburgh, at 5326 Clairton Blvd., Pittsburgh PA 15236, Stonewater invites you to indulge in a comprehensive array of beauty services and products all under one roof. We are dedicated to providing you with a salon and spa experience that is not only convenient but tailored to meet your unique needs. At Stonewater, our goal is to help you unwind, rejuvenate, and leave feeling absolutely beautiful. Whether you’re seeking a haircut, color treatment, stylish extensions, or a combination of these, our skilled team is here to exceed your expectations and fulfill all your hair-related desires. If relaxation is what you crave, our spa beckons you to experience personalized massages, invigorating body treatments, and rejuvenating facials that will leave you with a radiant glow. As spring and summer approaches, ensure your nails are ready for their close-up by visiting our newly expanded nail salon. Indulge in the spa ambiance as you treat yourself or gather friends for a luxurious pedicure and manicure – because you deserve it!
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THE HISTORY OF PITTSBURGH
Pittsburgh is known as “The Gateway to the West” thanks to its ideal location at the intersection of three major waterways. It was founded in 1758 right where the Allegheny River and Monongahela River join together to form the Ohio River.
Pittsburgh’s position made it a titan of early trade in America, and it’s recognized as the official starting point of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. By the mid-1800s, Pittsburgh had become one of the largest cities in the West. But the city’s story isn’t all smooth sailing; over 1000 buildings burned down during the Great Fire of Pittsburgh in 1845.
The city recovered, rebuilt in part by Irish immigrants escaping the Great Famine. By the 20th century, the city had grown to over a half million. By World War II, they had the manpower to produce 95 million tons of steel for the war effort.
Following WWII, Pittsburgh took the initiative to develop a cleaner, greener environment. The city launched revitalization projects to clean up the air and the rivers and invest in cultural development, creating the vibrant, artistic city we know and love today.