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@fortligonier welcomes you to their Seven Years' War Symposium this Saturday, April 13th. The symposium will feature four presentations on the French and Indian War and The Seven Years’ War and will include complimentary admission to the fort
Where did you watch the eclipse?
The flooding this week at the point might be bad but at least it's not traveling down 5th Ave in a boat bad! Flashback to March 18th 1936, the "Great St. Patrick's Day Flood" reached 46 feet! That's 18 feet higher than the max height of t
Constructed between 1926 and 1927, the Armstrong Tunnel in Pittsburgh was overseen by Vernon R. Covell, the chief engineer of the Allegheny County Public Works Department. Featuring twin bores of horseshoe cross-section, the tunnel bends midway and i
"Dear PGH Museums, Congratulations on your name change and becoming the New Pittsburgh Exposition!" Enjoy this fictional rendition of a letter penned to The New Pittsburgh Exposition from the original Pittsburgh Exposition of the late 180
@pghglasscenter released a report on their 15 million dollar expansion! Read the report at The New Pittsburgh Exposition! Click "latest news" on our profile to read more! #glass #glassart #glasslife #glassartist #glassblowing #pittsburg
We'd like to reintroduce ourselves. PGH Museums is now The New Pittsburgh Exposition. Inspired by the Pittsburgh expositions of the late 1800’s and early 1900’s, these large events brought in exhibits from all across the country and attra
Where is your favorite spot to enjoy fall?🍁 #fall #fallcolors #fallvibes #leaves🍁 #october #naturelover #naturephotography #nature #tree #trees #hibernation
To All Points: People buying tickets at the Greyhound bus terminal. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, September 1943.

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