Bridle Path in Panther Hollow

Oakland

A view of the north side of the Panther Hollow Bridge. The current bridge was constructed in 1897 by engineer Henry B. Rust. In 1890, a temporary bridge was constructed across Junction Hollow. The Schenley Bridge replaced this in 1897 and still stands. The bridge is about 120 feet at its highest point and a total of about 620 feet long (including the longest elevated ramp).

March 21st, 1908

Location

Oakland

Address

Schenley Park

Pittsburgh City Photographer Collection

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Source

Pittsburgh City Photographer Collection, 1901-2002, AIS.1971.05, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh Original URL

Subjects

Parks--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh.; Bridges--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh.; Panther Hollow (Pittsburgh, Pa.).; Schenley Park (Pittsburgh, Pa.).; Oakland (Pittsburgh, Pa.).

Identifier

715.08704.CP

Rights

Public Domain - Anybody may use this photo for any purpose

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