History
The Grange, officially referred to as the National Grange of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry, is a fraternal organization formed in 1867 to promote economic and political well-being for our nation's agricultural communities.
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In 1913, a number of local citizens met at Laurel Point Schoolhouse to organize a local grange unit and started a building fund with a $15 donation from a local merchant. The North Sewickley Grange [#1566] was officially formed the following year, and on September 7th, 1915 the first officially recorded meeting was held in the new building.
Discover the story behind Grand Pine Commons ...
Now, fast-forward 120 years.
Karen and John Trozzo purchased the former Grange building in 2003 and employing only local architects and contractors, conducted extensive renovations to beautify this magnificent property.
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A professional space as unique as your business …
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Today, the Trozzos offer entrepreneurs the exciting opportunity to operate their businesses in the historically-rich, fully-restored property now known as Grand Pine Commons.
A limited number of Build-to-Suit opportunities remain. Claim your suite at Grand Pine Commons today and begin building the business of your dreams!
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