Back to School with Very Local, History
Don’t wanna crack open a book? Just press play on these Pittsburgh history podcasts
If you fell asleep in history class lectures, we promise these interviews are a bit more exciting
History
Architecture, History
The best books about Pittsburgh architecture
The best books about Pittsburgh architecture. A reading list for anyone interested in learning more about the buildings, bridges and cemeteries in Pittsburgh.
From sculpture to sports, there is a lot of history you can explore in Oakland without stepping foot into a museum or library.
History, The Slaw Podcast
Ep. 37 Historian Charles Succop brings Pittsburgh history to Instagram
Meet Charles Succop, a local historian who features lots of Pittsburgh history on his three Instagram accounts: @pghthenandnow, @pittsburghistory (the H is deliberately missing) and @hiddenhousespgh.
History, The Slaw Podcast
Ep. 35 The PGH Suffrage Centennial Committee celebrates our voting history
It’s been 100 years since women received the right to vote; in this episode, we learn about some notable Pittsburgh history.
History, National Parks
National Parks Near Pittsburgh
There are six national parks located less than two hours from Downtown Pittsburgh. Pittsburghers can visit some national historic sites in a day trip.
Concerts, History
Stones in the Steel City: A history of the Rolling Stones in Pittsburgh
From Danceland in West View to the Igloo, we take a look at when and where the Rolling Stones have performed in Pittsburgh.
While cleaning out his father's house, Rich Condon found a wedding dress from 1937 and was able to return it to the daughter of the bride.
Food and Drink, History, Hot Dogs
A Piping Hot, Double-Fried History of The Original Hot Dog Shop
From Forbes Field to french fries, a brief look at the (foot) long history of "The Dirty O" (also known as Essie's Original Hot Dog Shop)
ABV, History
Get to know Ed Vidunas, Pittsburgh’s Beer Historian
Since 1794, there have been well over 100 breweries in Allegheny County. Ed Vidunas is harnessing their stories online at PittsburghBrewers.com