Books set in Allegheny County 1,224 books set in Allegheny County
[Article] A Community Partnership in Service to the Homeless: University of Pittsburgh and the City of Pittsburgh
by Joyce Holl Thomas P. O'Toole, and Paul FreyderPittsburgh - the port to the west: An illustrated history about the people and events in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, during its first one-hundred years
by Denise L. FantazierCentury of inclines
by Society for the Preserv...Landmarks of Greater Pittsburgh
by Ron SzpaturaAllegheny County Building Regulations and Fees 2011-2013
by CAP - Construction Advancement Program of Western PennsylvaniaSuper Bowl XLV: the official game program
by NFL PropertiesA Century And A Half of Pittsburg and Her People, Volume III
by John W. LL.D. JordanPittsburgh Double Deck Cars
by M. & Benjamin McGraw, C.E.Pittsburgh's Golden Age of Radio
by E. D. SalamonThe Pittsburgh Pirates (Team Spirit Series)
by Mark StewartThe Presbyterian Hospital of Pittsburgh, from Its Founding to affiliation with the UNiversity of Pittsburgh
by Ruth C. MaszkiewiczPittsburgh Supercomputing Center - Annual Report 2010
by PSCHistory of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania (2 Volumes)
by n/aGrofé: Grand Canyon Suite; Victor Herbert: Hero and Leander Grofe, Ferde (Composer), ; Victor Herbert (Composer), Lorin Maazel (Conductor), Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (Orchestra) | Format: Audio CD
by Ferde GrofeThe Women's Auxiliary Pittsburgh Opera, Inc presents An Aria of Culinary Delights
by Cookbook CommitteeCooking with Champions. The Pittsburgh Penguins Cookbook
by Pittsburgh PenguinsThe Pittsburgh Press Cookbook
by Marilyn McDevitt RubinThe Everyday Cook's Book Duquesne Light
by Jane CricksGleanings from Pittsburgh & W. Pa.: Newspaper, &C, Views, 1786-1886
by John Kent FolmarSmithfield Street Methodist Church Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Marriages 1818-1885.
by Henry L. HivelyRobert Holland at Shadyside: A gathering of seventeen sermons delivered from the pulpit of Shadyside Presbyterian Church between April 1972 and November 1983
by Robert Cleveland HollandPittsburgh Remembers World War II (PA)
by Edited by Dr. Joseph F. RishelThe Pittsburgh Post Gazette Presents: The Usual Suspects. A Collection of Cartoons By Tim Menees and Rob Rogers
by Tim Menees and Rob RogersWelcome to Pittsburgh
by Nils BallsMajor Washington's Pittsburgh and the Mission to Fort Le Boeuf (PA)
by Brady J. Crytzer"From Pittsburgh to Shawnee Town, 1819," Ohio History, vol. 56, pp 94-97
by William D. Hoyt Jr.Bouquet's March to the Ohio: The Forbes Road (From the original manuscript in the William L. Clements Library).
by Edward G. WilliamsOrderly Book I of Col. Henry Bouquet's Expedition Against the Ohio Indians, 1764 (Carlisle to Fort Pitt)
by Edward G. Williams"Colonel Henry Bouquet's Ohio Expedition in 1764," Pennsylvania History, XL (1973), 139-147.
by PAUL K. ADAMSThe Orderly Book of Col. Henry Bouquet's Expedition Against the Ohio Indians, 1764
by Edward G. WilliamsExpedition of General Forbes against Fort Duquesne : references to books and magazine articles.
by Carnegie Library of PittsburghJournal of an expedition to the Ohio commmanded by his Excellency Brigadier-General Forbes; in the year of our Lord, 1758.
by Thomas BartonOration delivered at the centennial celebration of the evacuation of Fort Duquesne, by A.W. Loomis, Pittsburgh, November 25, 1858.
by Andrew W. Loomis [1797-1873]A calendar of the headquarters papers of Brigadier-General John Forbes : relating to the expedition against Fort Duquesne in 1758 : in the Tracy McGregor Library.
by Tracy W. McGregor Library.Minutes of conferences, held at Fort-Pitt, in April and May 1768, under the direction of George Croghan, esquire, deputy agent for Indian affairs, with the chiefs and warriors of the Ohio and other Western Indians.
by Pennsylvania.Journal of Col. George Croghan, who was sent, after the peace of 1763, by the government, to explore the country adjacent to the Ohio River, and to conciliate the Indian nations who had hitherto acted with the French .
by George Croghan, d. 1782.Psychology: An Introduction with additional materials for PSY 0010 at University of Pittsburgh
by LaheyPutting God to Work in Pittsburgh
by Russ PulliamHistory of Allegheny County Pennsylvania
by VariousAnnual report
by Carnegie Institute Museum of ArtAllegheny Cem[etery], Pittsburgh It looks like the tree is dead, there is no place for branches. Every branch has been terminated
by Camilo J. VergaraCLP Teen Art Club Yearbook
by Pittsburgh TeensPanopticon: An Art Spectacular
by Carnegie Museum of Art.,Safety on the Rails - The Union Switch & Signal Story
by Joanne L. HarrisThe Allegheny Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Pa. Its Origin and Early History also A Report of Its Condition, Progress and Business During the Last Ten years June 1, 1900 - May 31, 1910
by n/aSee Whats Cooking At Kaufmann's
by Clarence O'ReynoldsThe Super Steeler Cookbook (NFL Pittsburgh Steelers Cook Book for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society))
by Pittsburgh Steelers Players & FamiliesPittsburgh Chefs Cook Book; 22 classic meals from the area's finest restaurants.
by Rosemary WaltersAnalysis of waters associated with alternative fuel production : a symposium sponsored by ASTM Committee D-19 on Water, American Society for Testing and Materials, Pittsburgh, Pa., 4-5 June 1979 ; L.P. Jackson, C.C. Wright, editors
by Larry P. JacksonDrawings: Pittsburgh, 1994
by AlumetGuided by the ancestors : Pittsburgh Filmmakers, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, lifetime achievement 2009
by Tina Williams BrewerCarnegie art award. 2012
by Ulrika LevénLife's Riches:Excerpts on the Pittsburgh Region and Historic Preservation from the Writings of Walter C. Kidney
by Walter C. KidneyWorld Series 1960
by Bob PrinceMere Citizens: United, Civil and Disobedient
by Liane Ellison NormanThree Rivers Cookbook: "The Good Taste of Pittsburgh"
by VariousThe Andy Warhol museum - May 13-15, 1994 Opening Celebration
by Tom ArmstrongSoli Deo Gloria: the Art and Architecture of the East Liberty Presbyterian Church
by Charles P. Robshaw S. T. D.The ferns of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, their haunts and habits and something of their folklore
by Lewis S. Hopkins