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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania recent comments:

  • The Mellon Green, nitehawk42 wrote 13 years ago:
    This is also the part of Pittsburgh that was 'occupied', but occupy Pittsburgh.
  • Andy Warhol Bridge, nitehawk42 wrote 13 years ago:
    Also known by its original name, the Seventh Street Bridge.
  • Rachel Carson Bridge, nitehawk42 wrote 13 years ago:
    Also still known by its original name, the Ninth Street Bridge.
  • Negley Place, joe (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    this is where I live. I like it. Yay
  • Blue Slide Park - Frick Park, MostDope (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    Mac Millers a boss
  • Blue Slide Park - Frick Park, Fan (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    Mac got me here
  • Blue Slide Park - Frick Park, mc (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    lol how cool mac miller...
  • Blue Slide Park - Frick Park, WizKhalifa (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    Use To come here and burn one daily, this is actually the title of Mac Miller's new album, Blue Slide Park. Most Dope!
  • Blue Slide Park - Frick Park, MacMiller (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    Use To come here and burn one daily, this is actually the title of my new album, Blue Slide Park. Most Dope!
  • The Blue Slide, Jon Klubak (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    The slide that Mac miller was stooooned on!
  • Blue Slide Park - Frick Park, Jon Klubak (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    Mac Miller came and burned here all day
  • Chipotle Mexican Grill, bard wrote 14 years ago:
    Previous editor's comment about Duke's bar: "A little trashy, and half the songs on the jukebox didn't play, but there was no finer place to down Pabst pounders with fellow weirdos. Rest in peace, Duke's."
  • Stage AE, ordoinc wrote 14 years ago:
    Glad somebody posted this. I've been wondering what they've been building here for the last few months. I used to see it every day from Route 65 on my way to work, but now I'm moving to Florida.
  • Fort Pitt Tunnels, detgfrsh wrote 14 years ago:
    The view when you come out of the tunnel is something. I think this is the best 'entrance' to any city in the United States.
  • Oakcliffe Overlook Park & Greenway, Dave_P wrote 15 years ago:
    This is an awesome Greenway sponsored by the Oakcliffe Housing Club a community group in this South Oakland Neighborhood. Includes or is in the process of developing a Community Garden, Overlook, Community Orchard and Trail sytem with an educational ecological and historical route. Trail system will eventually connect to the Eliza Furnace Trail via the Maurice St Tunnel that exits onto Second Ave.
  • Isaly's Building, Dave_P wrote 15 years ago:
    I miss getting chipped ham and skyscrapers at this Islay's world headquarters.
  • Oakcliffe Neighborhood, Dave_P wrote 15 years ago:
    Oakcliffe is a community in South Oakland. The Community includes a nice Greenway that boasts a community garden, overlook & developing community orchard and trail system. The trails will eventually connect Oakcliffe to the Eliza Furnace Trail. Oakcliffe is 2 miles from Downtown and 2 blocks from the heart of Oakland. For more information write to Oakcliffe Housing Club, 374 Lawn St., Pittsburgh, PA 15213. Check out Community Human Services smile-n-dine weekday lunches for $4 at this address as well!
  • Oakcliffe Neighborhood, Jess (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    I had never heard the term either until I moved to the Oakcliffe part of Oakland and seeing as how it really is it's own little neighborhood and no one even seems to know it's here, I think it has earned it's right to be called Oakcliffe instead of Oakland. Besides, we already have a sign for the "Oakcliffe Corner Store"
  • Carson Towers, bwdaddyo (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    Formerly St. Joseph Hospital - the building itself was completed in 1911. In 1973, the hospital merged with Homestead Hospital to form the South Hills Health System. After Jefferson Hospital was built for the merged institution, St. Joseph's itself was emptied out in 1977.
  • Rooney Middle School, jkantenweinverizon (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    Sir / Madame, As a neighbor of Rooney Middle School I am pleading the School Board to please address the 50 ft. trees on the property adjacent to Herzog Street side of Rooney School. The city of Pittsburgh today removed 4 trees due to age and the fact that when heavy winds come the trees are beginning to snap and limps are falling on our properties. There are weeds that are so large the hang from the schools property across the entire road to a neighbors garage. I know that no one at the school can see past the trees but we in the neighborhood are fearful of property damage from the emence size and age of the trees and the damage to our homes. Please feel free to contact me: Jane or Jim Kantenwein 1558 Hubbard Street Pittsburgh, PA 15212 412-761-2590