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Pittsburgh’s public art could be likened to the city’s fingerprint. It is unique, celebratory of local voices, and a testament to its post-industrial landscape. Unlike art found in galleries or museums, public art occupies shared spaces
Enjoy some of these fall pictures from Beechview’s Seldom Seen forest located between Beechview and Saw Mill Run Boulevard at the bottom of Mt Washington. Where is your favorite spot to view the fall leaves? Message us or email us some of yo
The USS LST 325 has sailed into Pittsburgh and is available to be toured. Tomorrow is its last day before it moves on down the river. It is docked along the North Shore appropriately near the WW2 memorial. The USS LST-325 is a historic tank landin
#ARTTALK is coming back! We are recording a new episode at @pghglasscenter where @twenty20k is interviewing artist Jason Forck which will be coming soon! Be sure to subscribe to PGH Art Talk on your favorite podcast app or follow The New Pittsburgh
Next time you’re in Greensburg poke your head into the Westmoreland County Courthouse! Once through security make an immediate left and head into the original grand building and see its glorious rotunda. You won’t be able to miss the co
To All Points: People buying tickets at the Greyhound bus terminal. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, September 1943.

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