Hill District Scene

Bluff

Fifth Avenue and Dinwiddie Street looking west to Downtown along Fifth Avenue showing the 76 Hamilton Streetcar, the Fifth Avenue High School, the Ralph Schugar Funeral Home, and surrounding businesses in the Bluff/Uptown neighborhood. Fifth Avenue High School, designed by local architect Edward Stotz, opened in May 1896 as one of first fireproof schools in Pennsylvania. The Ralph Schugar Funeral home was founded in the Hill District in 1919 and relocated to Shadyside in 1937.

January 3rd, 33

Location

Bluff

Address

1800 Fifth Avenue

Pittsburgh City Photographer Collection

More Details

Source

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

Subjects

Bluff (Pittsburgh, Pa.); Uptown (Pittsburgh, Pa.); Fifth Avenue (Pittsburgh, Pa.); Dinwiddie Street (Pittsburgh, Pa.); Commercial strips--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh.; Street-railroads--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh.; Automobiles--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh.; Fifth

Identifier

715.3317837.CP

Rights

Public Domain - Anybody may use this photo for any purpose

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