The Pittsburgh Publicity Company

View of construction during the hump removal project at the southwest corner of Lemon Alley and Scrip Alley looking east, showing the Pittsburgh Publicity Company, a printing company. The "hump" cut took place in the downtown area known as Grant's Hill. The project began with planning in 1909 and ended with the final cut in 1913. It changed the gradient of Grant Street, Diamond Street, and Oliver, Fifth, Sixth, Webster and Wylie Avenues. Please see Frederick Law Olmstead, Pittsburgh Main Thoroughfares and the Down Town District: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/t/text/text-idx?c=pitttext&view=toc&idno=00aep1324m for more information.

June 7th, 1913

Location

Downtown

Address

429 Scrip Alley

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

Streets--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh--Maintenance and repair.; Commercial buildings--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh.; Horse-drawn vehicles--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh.; Blue collar workers--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh.; Lemon Alley (Pittsburgh, Pa.).; Scrip Alley (Pittsburgh, Pa.).; Downtown (Pittsburgh, Pa.).

Identifier

715.131320.CP

Rights

Public Domain - Anybody may use this photo for any purpose

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