Books set in Pittsburgh, PA, US 1,170 books set in Pittsburgh
"An Account Book of Baynton, Wharton, And Morgan at Fort Pitt, 1765-1767,"
by Lawrance S. ThurmanCarnegie art award. 2006
by Ulrika LevénLiving a Double Life: Cyrus Townsend of Peekskill, New York, and Pittsburgh
by Rebecca RectorSammlung G. David Thompson, Pittsburgh/USA : Ausstellung. 14. Dez. 1960 - 29. Jan. 1961. (Katalog)
by George David ThompsonAmerican classics of the nineteenth century
by Carnegie InstituteRace and Renaissance: African Americans in Pittsburgh since World War II (John D.S. and Aida C. Truxall Books)
by Joe W. Trotter"Carlisle To Pittsburgh: A Gateway to The West, 175O-1815,"
by Whitfield J. Bell
Herndon's Life of Lincoln
by William Henry HerndonTwentieth-Century Pittsburgh, Volume Two: The Post-Steel Era
by Roy LubovePerspectives (Vol.43, No.3) March, 2005 - New Sports History Museum Opens in Pittsburgh
by American Historical AssociationLast on Grant: the History of the First English Evangelical Lutheran Church in the City of Pittsburgh
by Philip H. PfatteicherWalking Pittsburgh: The Ultimate Walking Tour of Downtown Pittsburgh
by Pittsburgh Post-GazetteJohn Bartam's Journey to Pittsburgh in the Fall of 1761
by Francis D. WestSupernatural Pittsburgh and Its Suburbs
by Jr. James f. TitusPittsburgh Undergraduate Review, The, Vol. 9, No. 2, 1996-1997 (ISSN: 0734-3140)
by The Staff of University of PittsburghPittsburgh & West Virginia Railway Timetables
by Howard V. Worley Jr.History of the Sisters of St. Francis of the Diocese of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1868-1938
by Sister Clarissa PoppMy father, Henry Clay Crick
by Helen Clay FrickPittsburgh and the Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh, 1889-1939
by Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh.Greater Pittsburgh Illustrated History of Sports 1800-1970'S
by Chet SmithThe cygnet : year book of Allegheny High School.
by Pa.) Allegheny High School (PittsburghDuquesne Club Yearbook
by Duquesne club.Pittsburgh baseball : (Thru the years)
by A. K. RowswellThe General Chooses a Road: The Forbes Campaign of 1758 to Capture Fort Duquesne
by Niles AndersonA few of the buildings constructed by Wm. Miller & Sons Co. 530, 532 AND 534 Pittsburgh, Pa.
by James Ingersoll DayHistory of the Traffic Club of Pittsburgh, organized December 8th, 1902
by Traffic Club of Pittsburgh. Historical Committee.The power and the glory : Pittsburgh industrial landscapes by Aaron Harry Gorson, 1872-1933 : essays
by Rina YoungnerPittsburgh: forge of the universe, a review of Pittsburgh's matchless two hundred year history; the rise of economic democracy and industrial liberalism and the great civic upsurge, in capitalism's key city
by Frank C HarperThe story of Grant's hill-- and its relation to the struggle between the British and French for the possession of a continent-- now the site of the Union savings bank
by Union savings bank of Pittsburgh.Annual report of the Department of Public Safety ... and the annual reports of the Bureaus constituting said department for the fiscal year ending
by Pittsburgh.Majesty of the law : the court houses of Allegheny County
by James D. Van TrumpSummary of recommendations of the Social study of Pittsburgh and Allegheny county
by Social study of Pittsburgh and Allegheny county. [from old catalog]Virginia's Role in the Capture of Fort Duquesne, 1758
by Nellie NorkusAndrew Carnegie (Leveled Readers) Making Economic Choices
by Wes PaytonFort Pitt and the Revolution on the Western Frontier
by Edward G. WilliamsAndrew Carnegie (American Dream Series)
by John BowmanSports Town A look at the Famous Sports Pages of the Post-Gazette
by David ShribmanPittsburgh: Views Between the Rivers
by Joel B LevinsonPittsburgh's South Side (PA) (Images of America)
by Stuart P. BoehmigThe Heart Of Pittsburgh II: A Cook Book From Historic Pittsburgh
by SACRED HEART ELEM. SCHOOLThe American Career of Henry Bouquet, 1755-1765
by Louis M. WaddellMaximilian of Wied in Pittsburgh
by Dietmar KueglerThe Kid: A Season with Sidney Crosby and the New NHL
by Shawna Leigh RicherThe Carnegie-Mellon University Computer Science Department's guide to living in Pittsburgh: A narrative for new Pittsbur
by Brian K. ReidWhich Road to Fort Duquesne?: Colonel Washington Proves "Obstimate"
by Walter R. BornemanThe all new go guide: Two-day getaways from Pittsburgh
by Jayne ClarkIndex to the Draper Manuscripts Series NN The Pittsburgh and Northwest Virginia Papers
by Karen Mauer GreenThe Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Pittsburgh Pirates: Heart-Pounding, Jaw-Dropping, and Gut Wrenching Moments from Pittsbu
by John McCollisterCooking with the Filipinos of Pittsburg, PA
by Antoinette Gaddi AngelesThe Monongahela
by Richard Pike BissellOld Fort Duquesne: Captain Jack, The Scout, An Historical Noveml With Copious Notes
by Charles McKnightPittsburgh: Commemoraying the Fiftieth Anniversary ofthe Engineers' Society of Western Pennsylvania
by n/aPittsburgh professional fire fighters; 100th anniversary, 1870-1970
by Pittsburgh Fire Fighters Local No. 1.The State of Black Youth in Pittsburgh: Perspectives on Young African Americans in the City of Pittsburgh and Allegheny
by Ph.D. Major Albert Mason; Ralph L. BangsThe Building of the Lewis and Clark Boat in Pittsburgh
by William K. BrunotConstitution, by-laws and rules of the Concordia Club of Pittsburgh with list of members
by Pa.) Concordia Club (PittsburghThe Pittsburgh Crawfords: The Lives and Times of Black Baseball's Most Exciting Team
by James BankesSurvey of American Painting - Department of Fine Arts - Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, PA - October 24 to December 15,
by Homer (introduction); et al St. GaudensA Steel-Making Community: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (American Communities)
by Social Science Staff of the Educational Research C