Good catch, but Pittsburgh was originally founded with an h" and never really lost it. The post office took it away in 1891 , but that was pretty much just for mail delivery and legal document. My understanding is that everyone else who lived here just kept spelling it with an H until the PO gave it back to us in 1911.
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Was this the 6th. Street Bridge? People headed to a Pirates game at Exposition Park.
Grande 🔩
Somebody doesn't know what "panoramic" means.
Amazing. Film from 1902, and, all the clothes people wore, and all dressed up! lol
Times of Ed Biddle
Title card legit? Wasn't the "H" added in 1911?
Good catch, but Pittsburgh was originally founded with an h" and never really lost it. The post office took it away in 1891 , but that was pretty much just for mail delivery and legal document. My understanding is that everyone else who lived here just kept spelling it with an H until the PO gave it back to us in 1911.
No bike lanes!
+Tom Wilson No cars!
+Tom Wilson No cars either. Lots of pedestrians though. But where's the guy that plays sax on the bridge?