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Liberty
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1914
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Confluence of Ohio, Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers
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Pittsburgh, PA., posted Nov. 15, 1922 |
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Liberty Ave., at Night, Showing Keenan Bldg. |
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Pittsburgh, PA., posted Nov. 17, 1914 |
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Mud and Log Cabin, Penn Avenue, One of the City's First Homes |
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Pittsburgh, PA., posted Nov. 15, 1922 |
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Skyline of PItsburgh, PA |
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donated by Carol Hofer |
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Wabash Railroad Station |
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Pittsburg, PA., posted June 1912 |
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William Penn Hotel |
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Mellon Square, Pittsburgh, PA.
"Where the Important People Stay, Meet and Entertain"
donated by Carol Hofer |
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Pittsburgh Captions
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Mud
and Long Cabin, Penn Avenue |
This old historic building is one of Pittsburgh's first homes.
It is located practically in the heart of East Liberty business
district, flanked by the more modern type of buildings. Although
built in the early part of the nineteenth century, it is in a
wonderful state of preservation. The "Mud and Log Cabin," as it
is known, gives an idea of what the pioneer settlers homes were
like in those days. The house is unoccupied at present. It is
now the property of Miss Margaret Forsythe, having been handed
down trough several generations. |
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Skyline of
Pittsburgh |
as seen from one
of Mt. Washington's many vantage points. In the foreground are
barges loaded with coal, being transported down the Monongahela
River, to one of Pittsburgh's many steel mills. In the center is
the giant United States Steel Building, which is surrounded by
many other skyscraper office buildings, hotels, stores and
manufacturing plants. |
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Pennsylvania
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