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Pittsburgh History
About the Collection
The resources of the Pennsylvania Department are very often interconnected. Resources supplement, complement, amplify and even contradict one another. Thus, effective research requires that a user of the Pennsylvania Department consider carefully all possbile approaches to a topic. Consult with the Staff to make the connections that may broaden your search results. For some suggestions on doing research with us, see "How to Use the Pennsylvania Department."
- Archaeology in Pittsburgh -- A Reading List
- The B-25 in the Mon: A Bibliography
- Billboards, A Menace to Health
- Bridging the Urban Landscape
- Chronology, A Pennsylvania
- Chronology, Pittsburgh
- Roberto Clemente -- A Tribute & Reading List
- Consumer Price Index & Inflation Calculator
- "Domestick Economy" -- 1811
- Ensign Hugh J. Adams (1889-1919)
- Explore PA History
- Firsts, Pittsburgh
- French and Indian War Pathfinder
- Government -- PA, Allegheny County, Pittsburgh
- Governors of Pennsylvania, Past to Present
- House Histories -- A Pathfinder
- How Many Bridges Are There in Pittsburgh?
- Humor, Pittsburgh
- "Hymn of Pittsburgh" -- A Poem
- Inflation Calculator & Consumer Price Index
- A Little Journey in a Pittsburgh Taxicab
- Mrs. Royall's Pennsylvania: Pittsburg (1828)
- The Names on the Carnegie
- News, Pittsburgh -- from WDUQ
- Orphanages of Allegheny County
- Parks, Allegheny County
- Peculiarities of American Cities: Pittsburg by Captain Willard Glazier -- 1885
- Pittsburgh 1758-1958 -- A Brief History
- "Pittsburgh 1932" -- A Poem
- Pittsburgh Chronology - A timeline of Pittsburgh history
- Pittsburgh, How to Spell
- Pittsburgh in 1816
- "The Pittsburgh Owl" -- A Prose Picture
- Pittsburgh Photographic Library
- "The Pittsburgher's Creed"
- Pittsburghers, Some Famous
- Sanborn & Other Fire Insurance Maps--A Union List
- Soldiers of the Great War: Pennsylvania
- Steel and Holly: Christmas in Pittsburgh
- What's The Point? -- Meet Me Under Kaufmann's Clock & I'll Explain.
- WPGS Library Catalog
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World War II: Oral Histories
"War & Conflict: Western Pennsylvanians and World War II" -
World War II: Allegheny County. Official Army List.
"Those Who Gave Their Lives. World War II."
