Editing North Braddock, Pennsylvania (section)

===Wallace Mansion===
The British commander of [[Fort Pitt (Pennsylvania)|Fort Pitt]], Captain Edmondstone, had signed a grant of {{convert|328|acre|km2}} of land from [[George III|King George III]] of Great Britain to Peter Rowletter. Once the [[French and Indian War]] was over, Rowletter sold the land to Pittsburgh judge George Wallace, who bought around {{convert|328|acre|km2}} of land, including part of Braddock's Field, on March 4, 1791. Here Wallace built a mansion as his summer home. Later the [[Marquis de La Fayette]] visited the country as the Guest of the Nation, and while doing so he stopped by Judge Wallace's mansion on May 28, 1825. After Wallace's death the home was left to his nephew who lost the property to a sheriff sale. The Wallace mansion would be used as a boarding school called the Edgeworth Ladies Seminary during the 1830s.{{citation needed|date=November 2022}}