So Ive lived here for a little over a year now so its about time I make another thread. I dont have the time right now to label where all the photos were taken as Im very busy co authoring a book with Preservation Pittsburgh at the moment. But anyways, heres some of my best photos Ive taken over the past year of the city and surrounding region. Ive posted some of these before but oh well. Please visit my facebook page all about Western PA history where I have all of these photos and way more and go into depth about the history of all these places Ive photographed. This thread may blow up your computer with how big it is, sorry.
Abandoned church in East Liberty
Claysville PA
McConnels Mill State Park
Duquesne
Indiana PA
Manchester hood
McKees Rocks
Turtle Creek
Oakland
Pittsburgh Southside Slopes
Johnstown
reconstructed late 18th century Hannahstown near Greensburgh PA
Fallingwater
View from Mt Washington on my first night in Pittsburgh
Williamsport in east central PA
Pittsburghs Hill District
Covered bridge in Washington County
Abandoned church in East Liberty
Brownsville PA
One lane bridge near Perryopolis
Tunnel leading to that one lane bridge
Ohiopyle State Park
The 1783 Old Stone Tavern in Pittsburgh West End which Preservation Pittsburgh is trying to find funds to restore right now.
Abandoned Weirton WV steel mill
Allegheny Cemetery
Uniontown
1830's house at the top of one of the old inclines along the Allegheny Portage railroad, which helped America win the west.
1790's tavern along historic route 40 near Uniontown
Frozen waterfall at Ohiopyle State Park
Clairton Coke Plant
Mexican War Streets neighborhood
Lawrencville neighborhood
Downtown
Apollo PA
Erie PA
Manchester in Pittsburgh
Near Washington PA
Wild Elk in Elk County in north central PA
Near Indiana PA
Mix Run in north central PA
Ohiopyle State Park
Altoona PA
Jollytown right next to the West Virginia border
Carnegie Mellon and the Cathedral of Learning
Amish south of Indiana PA
Weirton WV
Near Washington PA
Braddock and US Steel
Heinz Chapel at the University of Pittsburgh
Lighthouse in Erie PA
Abandoned 1860s homestead near Saxonburg PA
West Overton PA where Henry Clay Frick was born
The old Union Station downtown
Pittsburghs Southside
Wheeling WV
Wheeling WV
Pittsburghs Strip District
Now torn down row homes in Pittsburghs Manchester hood
awesome. makes me want to go visit. sadly it probably won't be for 18-20 months until that's possible. maybe i'll luck out and work'll hold some training there, like how i got to seattle last year.
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awesome. makes me want to go visit. sadly it probably won't be for 18-20 months until that's possible. maybe i'll luck out and work'll hold some training there, like how i got to seattle last year.
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Training for what? If I'm still here then hit me up and we can go on a tour with evergrey or something.
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There's no place like Pittsburgh, and there's no photographer like PhotoLith!
Well I probably wouldn't be living in pittsburgh if it weren't for my visit to STL like 4 years ago where I first fell in love with bricks and mid western grunge.
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