| Allegheny County |
Grant Avenue, Duquesne [1937] |
First Nat. bank, Etna |
General View, Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co. and Machine Co., near Pittsburgh [1923] |
Little Sewickley Drive, Sewickley |
Federal St., Allegheny, from Lacock to Bridge, during Flood, March 15, 1907 |
General View of Wilmerding |
View of Braddock Ave., from National Bank, looking West, Braddock |
Trust Company Building, Bridgeville |
Main St. East, Carnegie |
Sectional View, Ingram |
Depot, Oakmont |
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Depot, McKeesport |
P. & L. E. Station, McKeesport |
The Union Switch & Signal Co., Swissvale [1908] |
East Sixth Avenue, Tarentum |
| East Pittsburgh |
Firemans Headquarters, Westinghouse Electric Co., East Pittsburg |
An aisle in the works of Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co., East Pittsburg [1904] |
View of Aisle in Main Works where Large Generators are Built, Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., East Pittsburgh |
General View, Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co. and Machine Co., near Pittsburgh [1923] |
| Homestead |
Carnegie Steel Works, Homestead |
Carnegie Library, Homestead [1926] |
Homestead Steel Works, Carnegie Steel Co., near Pittsburgh |
Post Office, Homestead [1926] |
Eighth Avenue, looking East, Homestead |
8th Avenue, Looking West, Homestead [1926] |
Masonic Hall, Homestead [1926] |
Munhall High School, Homestead [1926] |
First Presbyterian Church, Homestead [1926] |
Amusement Center, Kennywood Park, near Homestead [1926] |
Boating at Kennywood Park, near Homestead [1926] |
Kennywood Park |
| Pittsburgh |
Davis Island Dam and Lock |
Fifth Avenue [pre-1907] |
Fifth Ave., Cor. Wood St. [pre-1907] |
The Point |
Sixth Avenue and Duquesne Club [pre-1907] |
Dual view: Beechwood Boulevard showing Thaw Residence and Double Decker Car, Largest in the World, Seats 110 People [1923] |
Dual View: Carnegie Library, Schenley Park and Largest Concrete Span in the World, East Liberty [1923] |
Dual View: Entrance to Forbes Field and Mud and Log Cabin, Penn Avenue, One of the City's First Homes [1923] |
Carnegie Institute and Technical School, Schenley Park |
Amusement Center, West View Park, North Side [1923] |
Federal Street, N. S. [1911] |
The Fort Wayne Depot, North Side |
Foyer, H. J. Heinz Co. Administration Building [1920] |
New Carnegie Library |
The Zoo at Highland Park [1923] |
Bathing at Lake Elizabeth, North Side [1923] |
Dual View: Heinz Residence and Gallery of Vertebrate Paleontology, Carnegie Library [1923] |
Dual View: Mellon Residence, 6500 Fifth Avenue and Allegheny Observatory, Breashear Park, North Side [1923] |
Dual View: Monongahela Incline, South Side and The O'Hara Homestead, Birthplace of Mrs. Mary E. Schenley [1923] |
Mt. Washington Incline [pre-1907] |
Schenley High School [1923] |
Mary Schenley Monument, Schenley Park [1923] |
Serpentine Drive, Schenley Park [1908] |
Bridge, Schenley Park [1909] |
Castle Shannon Incline, South Side |
Dual View: Indian Spring, Schenley Park and Schenley Farms District [1923] |
Wabash, Pittsburgh Terminal Station [1913] |
Dual View: Carnegie Tech. Schools and Western Pennsylvania Exposition Building [1923] |
Carnegie Polytechnic School |
Bird's Eye View from Mt. Washington |
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial and University of Pittsburgh [1923] |
pennsylvania Rail Road Station |
Frick Building and Court House Tower |
Allegheny County Court House |
Hotel Lincoln and Pittsburgh Club |
Fort Pitt Hotel |
Greater Pittsburgh $33,000,000 Airport, The World's Most Modern |
Boulevard View near 5th Avenue |
Federal Street Bridge, looking East |
