Pittsburgh Bookstores
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BookWeb: Booksellers in Pittsburgh
Listings from the American Booksellers Association. Check also the neighboring towns. -
Barnes and Noble
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/
This is the national site. You can search for stores by zip code and they will give you addresses, hours, map, and events. Stores are in Cranberry, Greensburg, Monroeville, North Fayette, South Hills Village, Squirrel Hill, Waterfront, and Waterworks. -
Borders Book Stores
http://www.bordersstores.com/
Borders has 4 stores in the Pittsburgh Region and the links below will tell you what they have on their events calendar. Their online sales are through Amazon. Click on the locations below to view their events. - Monroeville
- North Hills
- Bethel Park
- The Mills
http://www.calibanbooks.com/
A used book store on South Craig Street in Oakland that specializes in Literary First Editions, Fine Arts, Poetry, Exploration & Travel, Americana, Philosophy, General Scholarly, Fine Press, and Leatherbound Editions
http://bookstore.web.cmu.edu/
Offers special orders, textbooks, CMU memorabilia.
An independent bookstore located on Fifth in Oakland near the University of Pittsburgh.
http://www.josephbeth.com/
Joseph-Beth's new Pittsburgh store is located in the new South Side Works shopping area on the South Side near Hot Metal Bridge.
http://www.mysterylovers.com/
an Oakmont store selling paperback and hardback mysteries of all kinds.
http://ww3.telerama.com/~phantom/
Comic books
http://www.judaism.com/books/
Offers the widest and most informed selection of Jewish interest Books on the internet. Located on Murray Avenue, Squirrel Hill.
http://www.pittsburghusedbooks.com/
Margie Spenser has been compiling and disseminating a guide to Used Book Sales and Stores in and around Allegheny County since early 2001 and put it online in 2005. Included are sales at libraries.
http://www.townsendbooksellers.com/
Located off of South Craig Street in the Oakland neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Townsend's offers fine used, rare, out-of-print, scholarly and unusual books in all fields bought & sold. Over 30,000 volumes.
http://www.pitt.edu/~bookctr/
Almost 90,000 general reading titles and over 18,000 classroom textbooks, as well as the largest calendar collection in the US.

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