Bridges and Tunnels of Allegheny County and Pittsburgh, PA

allegorical carving from Allegheny County Office Building; 1929-31; Stanley L. Roush, architect

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Home > All By Location regional map > Pittsburgh West > Fort Pitt Blvd

Fort Pitt Blvd (1951) ends at B&O RR passenger depot at Smithfield St

Fort Pitt Blvd main information page Detail photos 2001:
-- Fort Pitt Bridge ramps - Stanwix St
-- Stanwix St span - Market St span
-- Wood St span - Mon Wharf ramp
-- Smithfield St span
-- Wood St ramp to Parkway eastbound
-- Smithfield St - Grant St
>> Historical pictures of the Monongahela Wharf

Monongahela Wharf: 1850, 1900, 1908, 1910

Monongahela Wharf: 1916, 1930, 1951

Steamer Woodward docked at Mon Wharf; Parking below Wabash Bridge (Steamer Crucible); Water St ramp from Point Bridge (Steamer Carbon)

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Introduction -- Nearby Structures

Last modified on 14-May-2001
copyright 1997-2001 Bruce S. Cridlebaugh
Historical images from anonymous submissions; steamer photos courtesy Jay W. Mohney