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Walter C.
Kidney. Pittsburgh's Landmark Architecture: The Historic Buildings
of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County. Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh History
& Landmarks Foundation, 1997.
Walter C.
Kidney. Pittsburgh Bridges: Architecture and Engineering. Pittsburgh:
Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation, 1999.
Walter C.
Kidney. Pittsburgh in Your Pocket: A Guide to Pittsburgh-area Architecture.
Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation, 1988.
Charles Morse
Stotz. The Early Architecture of Western Pennsylvania: A Record of
Building Before 1860. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press,
1995.
Franklin
Toker. Pittsburgh: An Urban Portrait. University Park, PA: Pennsylvania
State University, 1986.
Walter C.
Kidney. Landmark Architecture: Pittsburgh and Allegheny County.
Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation, 1985.
James D.
Van Trump and Arthur P. Ziegler, Jr. Landmark Architecture of Allegheny
County, Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh History & Landmarks
Foundation, 1967.
James D.
Van Trump. Pittsburgh. Life and Architecture in Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh
History & Landmarks Foundation, 1983.
Aurand, Martin. Pittsburgh Architecture: A Guide to Research. Pittsburgh: Carnegie
Mellon University Architecture Archives, 1991.
Franklin
Toker and Helen Wilson. The Roots of Architecture in Pittsburgh and
Allegheny County: A Guide to Research Resources. Pittsburgh: The
Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania, 1979.
Robert John
Jucha. The Anatomy of a Streetcar Suburb: A Development and Architectural
History of Pittsburgh's Shadyside District, 1860-1920. Ann Arbor,
MI: University Microfilms International, 1981.
Sally Light. House Histories A Guide to Tracing the Genealogy of Your Home.
New York: Golden Hill Press, c1989.
Virginia
McAlester and Lee McAlester. A Field Guide to American Houses.
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Pittsburgh
Architecture
The
City of Pittsburgh's City Planning Page
Numbers
of Bridges in Allegheny County
Tunnels
and Bridges of Allegheny County
Bridges
& tunnels in Pittsburgh, and Allegheny County-Design information,
locations, terminology, and history.
Pittsburgh
History and Landmarks Foundation
"Pittsburgh's
Landmark Architecture: The Historic Buildings of Pittsburgh and Allegheny
County," Review by Lynne Margolis in The Tribune Review of newly
updated book
General
Architecture
National
Register of Historic Places: Teaching with Historic Places
National
Register of Historic Places Home
Architecture
Through the Ages
CUBE
Landscape
Architecture: Courses & Projects
Pennsylvania
Turnpike: Tunnels and Bridges
Teaching
Landmarks: Middle-School
Exploring
architecture
Exploring
great architecture
Architecture
through the Ages (student project)
ArtsEdNet
Teaching Landmarks Middle School Curriculum Units
Architectural
Education Resource Center
World
Wide Arts Resources
Pittsburgh
Walking Tours. The Pittsburgh's Department of City Planning has
put together walking tours of several areas of town, including Allegheny
West, Mexican War Streets, Manchester, Fourth Avenue, Grant Street,
Mellon Square, Monongehela Wharf, and Downtown Churches.
Programs
- Pittsburgh
History & Landmarks Foundation. Founded in 1964, Landmarks
is dedicated to identifying and preserving the architectural landmarks,
historic neighborhoods, and historic designed landscapes of Allegheny
County and to educating people about this region's architectural heritage
and urban and landscape design history. Landmarks offers a range
of educational programs including: Architecture in the Classroom;
Kennywood and Architecture; Architectural Apprenticeships; Art and
Architecture; and Neighborhood Explorations. Call 471-5808 or email
the PHLF Education Coordinator
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