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In our short film about “Elliott Erwitt: Pittsburgh 1950,” Elliott discusses the photogr
The Pittsburgh Philadelphia Steagles,During World War II, many professional sports leagues were seve
The Nylon Shortage and Paint-On Stockings during World War II,During World War II our parents, grand
On this day in history, November 25th, 1758British forces and colonial militia capture Fort Duquesne
Jack LambertMiddle linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1974 until 1984. Originally no teams
Ian Kline (American, b. 1994, York, PA, USA, based Pittsburgh, PA, USA) - Natural History Museum, 20
carnegiemuseumnaturalhistory:A Carnegie Museum of Natural History employee welds tail support for Ap
Fort Duquesne Bridge, Pittsburgh, 1964 On This Day in Pittsburgh History: December 12, 1964 A 21-yea
On This Day in Pittsburgh History: December 11, 1944 Thousands of Monday night Christmas shoppers we
On This Day in Pittsburgh History: December 1, 1913Gulf Oil opens the world’s first drive-in service
On This Day in Pittsburgh History: December 2, 1919Henry Clay Frick dies at 69, leaving over $2.68 b
On This Day in Pittsburgh History: December 14, 1988Demolition begins at the Shippingport Atomic Pow
Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, PA
On This Day in Pittsburgh History: December 9, 1992 Carl Barger, former president of the Pittsburgh
State militia move in to crush the strike at the Homestead Works of the Carnegie Steel Company in 18
Detail of Stobo’s 1754 sketch of Fort Duquesne (via) On This Day in Pittsburgh History: July 28, 175
The Death of General Braddock, Battle of Monongahela, French and Indian War 1755. The soldier in th
thepittsburghhistoryjournal:An artist’s rendition of Fort Pitt as it appeared around 1776 (via) On T
1903: The Nixon TheaterFor nearly 50 years, the Nixon Theater was Pittsburgh’s premiere p
1895: Angie Means stands on a giant Amazonian water lily pad, Victoria regia, in the Phipps Con
Sabertooth on a Glyptodon, photographed at the Carnegie Natural history museum
Mary DawsonMary joined the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh in 1962 as a research as
Wicked Witch by Andy Warhol (ca. 1981).Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh.
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