When Tom Dickson and his wife, Barb Valcheff, paid $125,000 for this house in 1990, vines were growing through the stained-glass window in the front stairwell. Over the 30 years that they lived at 920 N. Sheridan Ave. in Highland Park, Dickson said they “renovated it from top to bottom,” including restoring the art glass, replacing the windows, rewiring, renovating the kitchen and adding a back deck. Valcheff also sought and received historic landmark designation from the Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation because it was originally built for stained-glass maker J. Horace Rudy and his wife, Marian Emig, by builder Samuel Feltyberger in 1901. It's now on the market for $1.75 million. Read more about the home at the link in our bio. 📝: Beth Vassallo/For the Post-Gazette 📸: Courtesy photos #pittsburgh #historichouses #stainedglass #pittsburghrealestate