With November colors in Point State Park.
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Fort Duquesne Bridge
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November Skyline
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November Colors in Bird Park, Mount Lebanon
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Fall Colors on the South Side
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Gold Against Blue
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Some Recent Cemetery Pictures
Louis Knoepp monument, St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery, Mount Oliver.
In honor of All Hallows’ Eve, a few pictures from Father Pitt’s recent expeditions to cemeteries. Many more similar pictures can be found at Pittsburgh Cemeteries, the site devoted to the art and architecture of death.
Receiving vault (now the Columbarium), Union Dale Cemetery.
Hemphill mausoleum, Homewood Cemetery.
Rook monument, Allegheny Cemetery.
Rudel obelisk, St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery, Mount Oliver.
Aull-Martin monument, Homewood Cemetery.
Fall Landscape, St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery, Mount Oliver.
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Sweetgum
Sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua) in fall colors. The tree is not technically native to our area: it originally comes from the eastern side of the Appalachians. But it has established itself here as part of our ecosystem, and it is a welcome immigrant. No other tree gives us such a spectacular variety of fall colors on the same individual. This young tree was growing by a railroad on the South Side.
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Fall Colors in Bird Park
Fall colors today in Bird Park, Mount Lebanon. Sassafrass (Sassafrass albidum) is especially colorful right now, with some trees turning red and orange shades and others bright yellow.
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Fall in the City
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Fall Colors in the Homewood Cemetery
The Homewood Cemetery was planted as an arboretum, so it is one of the best places in Pittsburgh to see a wide variety of trees in a wide variety of colors.
