The Joseph Horne Co. was an iconic department store founded in 1849 by Joseph Horne on the corner of Penn Avenue & Stanwix Street in Pittsburgh.  The lighting of the Christmas tree was a long-held family tradition along with their holiday window displays.

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Heinz Field is a stadium which serves as the home of NFL Pittsburgh Steelers & NCAA Pittsburgh Panthers football teams.  The stadium opened in 2001 and is named for H.J. Heinz Company.

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The Smithfield Street Bridge is a lenticular truss bridge which crosses the Monongahela River between downtown Pittsburgh & Shoppes at Station Square.  The bridge was designed by Gustav Lindenthal, who also designed the Hell Gate Bridge and was built between 1881-83.  The second bridge model was designed by John A. Roebling who famously designed the Brooklyn Bridge.  It is a National Historic Civic Engineering Landmark.

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The Monongahela Incline located near the Shoppes of Station Square is the oldest continuously operating furnicular in the United States as is the nearby Duquesne Incline.  The incline was built in 1870 and was used to transport steelworkers and those who worked on the rivers up and down Mt. Washington.

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Pennsylvania and Lake Erie
Railroad Station (P&LE RR)
(Presently site of Pittsburgh
History and Landmarks
Foundation / Grand
Concourse Restaurant)
Shoppes at Station Square
South Side, Pittsburgh, PA

The P & LE Railroad was formed in 1875 by Pittsburgh businessman William McCreery.  The company headquarters and terminal were located in Pittsburgh near present day Shoppes of Station Square.  P & LE served the steel mills of Pittsburgh by transporting raw materials for industry such as steel, coal, coke, iron ore & limestone.

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The Heinz Memorial Chapel was a gift from H.J. Heinz in honor of his mother to the University of Pittsburgh.  It is a neo-gothic chapel designed by Charles Klauder and built between 1933-38 in the French Gothic Revival style.

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Three Rivers Stadium was a multi-purpose stadium which was home to both the Pittsburgh Steelers & Pirates from 1970-2000.  Fans witnessed Roberto Clemente’s 3000th hit & Franco Harris’ Immaculate Reception.

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Pittsburgh is characterized by the shape of the city’s downtown and majestic skyline known as the Golden Triangle which forms a triangular tract.  The Allegheny & Monongahela rivers carve at both sides of the city and converge at the Point to form the Ohio River.  Pittsburgh is known as the City of Steel & the City of Bridges.

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Kennywood Park
West Mifflin, PA

Kennywood is an amusement park located near Pittsburgh in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania.  The park first opened in 1898 as a trolley park for the Monongahela Street Railway Co.  Lost Kennywood opened in 1995 as an area designed to evoke memories of Kennywood’s long history of summer family entertainment.

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Noah’s Ark
Kennywood Park
West Mifflin, PA

Noah’s Ark is a ride featured at Kennywood Park and opened in 1936.  Auspiciously, that was the same year that Pittsburgh suffered its catastrophic St. Patrick’s Day Flood.  It is only one of two such rides that exist in the world.  The other is located at Blackpool Pleasure Beach in England.

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"The Pennsylvanian"
Union Railroad Station
Pittsburgh, PA

The Pennsylvanian Union Station or Pennsylvania Station is a historic train station in Pittsburgh.  The building was designed by architect, Daniel Burnham between 1898-1903.  The most extraordinary feature is the detailed carving of the rotunda at its entrance.

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The Carrie Furnace is a former blast furnace located along the Monongahela River in Rankin, Pennsylvania near Pittsburgh.  It formed part of the Homestead Steel Works which operated from 1884-1982.

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The Goodship Lollipop is a riverboat in the Gateway Clipper Fleet which docks at Station Square along the Monongahela River.  The ship has always been popular amongst kids of all ages and provides scenic tours of the city.

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North Park Boat House
Pine Township, PA

Forbes Field
Oakland, PA

West View Park
"Danceland"
West View, PA

West View Park was an amusement park located north of Pittsburgh.  The park was founded by Theodore Harton in 1906 and was popular for its rollercoaster ride called ‘The Dips’.  Danceland was a popular dance hall and hosted the big names of all musical genres but rose to its height during rock-n-roll.  The Rolling Stones played here in 1964 on their first American tour during the British Invasion.

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Mellon Arena (former Civic Arena)
Home of the Pittsburgh Penguins
Pittsburgh, PA

Mellon Arena is formerly known as the Civic Arena and was the home of the three time Stanley Cup champion NHL Pittsburgh Penguins.  The arena was constructed in 1961 for the Pittsburgh Civic Light Orchestra and was the world’s first sports stadium with a retractable roof.

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Pittsburgh Trolley
Pittsburgh, PA

Trolleys were common throughout industrialized cities of the world during the late 19th & 20th centuries.  Pittsburgh was synonymous for trolleys with the most famous one being which appeared on Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood.  Fred Roger’s broadcast his children’s program daily from WQED studios in Pittsburgh.

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Beaver Clocktower
Beaver, PA

PNC Park
Home of the Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh, PA

PNC Park is the home of MLB Pittsburgh Pirates and opened in 2001

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Covered Bridge
McConnell’s Mills State Park
Slippery Rock Township, PA

McConnells Mills is a Pennsylvania state park in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania which features a deep scenic gorge with a restored watermill and covered bridge.  It was the site of one of the first rolling mills in the country when was built by Thomas McConnell in 1875.

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Beaver Railroad (CSX) Bridge
Beaver / Monaca, PA

Sewickley Municipal Hall
Sewickley, PA

United Methodist Church
Sewickley, PA