Welcome to the Pealstrom Place!

This is a starting point of your virtual tour.  You'll be taken inside the life and times of the insanely eccentric.  More over, you'll see first hand the progress on the place called the "school", it's contents, and the activities that make this place decidedly unique.

The original building, formerly known as the "Westmoreland City Public School", was built in 1914 at a cost to the Westmoreland Coal company of $114,000.  Purchased from the Norwin School District in 1983, the 35,000 sq. ft. building became home to Spectra Hardware Inc.

Considered a work in progress, this place is now a home, factory, research facility, computer center, Internet Service Provider and web hosting center, and still remains true to its roots as an educational venue, hosting Spectroscopy Made Easy and other computer related courses.