The United Steelworkers Building in a picture from last December. The architects were Curtis and Davis, who did nothing else that old Pa Pitt knows of in Pittsburgh.
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United Steelworkers Building
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Textures in the Rocks
A small cave and layers of sedimentary rocks in the Saw Mill Run valley, Seldom Seen.
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Sun and Shade
Patterns of sun and shade on the rocks in the middle of Saw Mill Run, Seldom Seen, with a railroad bridge in the background.
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The Morgue
The Allegheny County Morgue (or Mortuary, when the coroner was feeling fancy) was designed by Frederick Osterling to match Richardson’s courthouse. It was originally built where the County Office Building stands now, and it was moved to make way for that building, inch by inch, while the coroner and staff continued to work inside the crawling building.
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Waterfall on First Avenue
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Obelisk at PPG Place on a Summer Morning
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Cathedral of Learning on a Winter Morning
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St. Bernard’s from the Mt. Lebanon Cemetery
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Complementary Masses
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One PPG Place from Wood Street
