Old Sky

Old Forty

Old Pittsburgh at Night

Old Hill Funicular Again

Old J & L Steel Smoke

Old Tunnel Vision

Old Liberty Ace

Old Ginger Fitzburgh

Old Election Day - Pittsburgh 1949

Old Fifth Color

Old Innocenti's

Old Halloween Night

Old Fifth

Old Map

Old Wabash

Old Gotta Regata

Old Blue Sky Burgh

Old Arriba!

Old Zeppelin in Pittsburgh

Old South Side Incline

Old Bridge

Old Mill

Old Color

Electric Light Triangle

Looking West

Old LIberty -1968

Old Incline to Nowhere

Occupy Fourth Avenue

Old Eds & Meds in Pittsburgh

Night in Pittsburgh -1914

Old Notre Dame Ducats

Our late friend Bob Siegel was an Eagle Scout volunteer when the Fighting Irish visited Pitt back in October of 1930.  He got to the stadium thinking he would do his normal duty passing out programs in the stands, and then was called down to the field to help out as a ball boy on the Notre Dame sideline.  

It was the only meeting of legendary coaches Knute Rockne and Jock Sutherland, and it was quite a day in the city.  The 75,000 in attendance set a record for the largest crowd to watch a football game in Pittsburgh. 

 Hundreds of fake tickets in circulation made for a chaotic scene at the gates.

That's Bob on the right, standing.

Labor Day in Lawrenceville 1922

The Pittsburgh city photographer was busy on September 4th in 1922.  He photographed the festivities at Beechview Park and the Labor Day picnic at Lawrence Park.

Old Bipartisan Civic Betterment

 

Pittsburgh Aged

When Ed was Ott

Old Crosstown Calisthenics

Union Station in the background at Washington Park.  

When holograms are someday perfected these characters will float again above the Crosstown Blvd canyon.

 

Terrence Howard time traveling back to August 12, 1922 for a scene.