"As seen from the courthouse..."
"Potter title and trust was at 4th and grant across from the City-County Building, as per their ad in a 1915 directory: http://digital.library...
I believe the view is looking west down fourth from Grant, but not positive on that. "
"My bad, I saw the building on the NW corner of 7th and Liberty and though it was the same. Looking now I realize the detailing is totally different. "
"This company, founded in 1952, claims to have demolished the Murray Avenue Bridge.
http://www.noralco.com..."
"I think that the road curving around the hillside is Beechwood Blvd. And the hill in the right of the frame matches the contours of the hill in the modern view from the bridge. It seems possible that the original bridge was replaced at some point."
"Now known as the Swinburne Ave. Bridge over Saline Street - http://www.pghbridges...."
"Green St. right of way north of Centre is now a pedestrian sidewalk, so you can tag there, tag should be 40' to the north"
"Roughly hereabouts, hard to find a landmark on this block"
"It's funny, these buildings exist on the 1903 map before the hump cut, but the corner is Dante and fountain.
Map: http://images.library....
But are gone in 1914 when the street was renamed Pentland and the street grid had been great changed: http://images.library....
This point is actually midway between Ross and Grant, in the US Steel Bldg lobby, but it won't let me tag there. "
"No wait, this was probably taken where the PNC building is now located. "
"I think this should be at mid block of Oliver."
"Rosenbaum's used to be down a couple blocks. The ugly parking garage is located there now. "
"No, this image is showing the buildings that Jimmy Johns and Wendy's are located in.l "
"This doesn't seem right. The church should be in this picture?"
"Could this be it? Otherwise this could be the Wood Street T station, or that new park in front of the PNC building"
"No idea where on the street this was actually taken. It's all suburban-style homes now."
"Don't know whay this would be called the Atherton Ave Bridge, but if it's Baum Blvd crossing the Pgh Junction Railroad, this is the place. "
"I can only find it listed as "Lawrenceville" Park, but this is where it is. I THINK that might be the original poolhouse in the background? and the building is the old St. Margaret's Hospital which is now the playing field location..
Not sure though"
