[PRCo] Re: Pittsburgh Re: Re: MAC OS
Fred Schneider
fwschneider at comcast.net
Tue Aug 23 17:44:32 EDT 2005
Mind you Derrick, I wasn't complaining. I never cease to be amazed
at how these people talk about all sorts of things with each other as
friends that we've come to be.
The south end of the Glenwood Bridge? I've been there but I'll be
GTH if I can remember what it looked like. I was 19 the last time I
saw it in its original format. I'll forward to Bromley and see if he
can remember. Bob Rathke photographed the old bridge. I walked over
the hill on 56 but couldn't remember any of it today. Same as I
really cannot remember much of what East Ohio Street looked like
before it was widened to accommodate flexible transportation.
On Aug 23, 2005, at 1:17 PM, Matt Barry wrote:
> Yes, I would like to know about Duquesne and what is now route 837,
> as well.
> 1.) 21st and Carson.
> 2.) Rt. 837, Duquesne
> 3.) I would also like to know if anyone remembers what the area in
> Hays
> was like at the base of the old Glenwood Bridge. With the new
> bridge
> and a big ramp over Carson and what used to be the end of 8th Ave.,
> I am
> sure that area was changed fairly extensively. Or was it? Was it
> all wooded? Were there homes or businesses sacrificed?
>
> Derrick J Brashear wrote:
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>> On Tue, 23 Aug 2005, Fred Schneider wrote:
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>>> Some day we should talk about Pittsburgh...
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>> Ok. How about the South Side? I still haven't found any pictures
>> around
>> 21st and Carson.
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>> Or Duquesne? I've only laid eyes on a few shots down by Grant Ave and
>> what's now route 837. What did it look like down there in the
>> glory days
>> of steel and trolleys?
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>> Derrick
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