Tag: Pittsburgh Steps

• Before Trains: The Pennsylvania Canals

  

  How did people get around before our current major roadways? Let’s take a look at the evolution of travel in Pennsylvania.

  The Pittsburgh Writer

  18 Jul 2022

  Historical Pennsylvania, The Blog

  canal system, canals, Conestoga, Conewago, Monongahela, navigation, paths, Pennsylvania canals, Pennsylvania history, Pittsburgh Steps, trains, transit, transportation, travel

• Favorites From My Nonfiction Stash

  

  have at least a small nonfiction stash at home. How else are we to learn anything? Here are Favorites From My #Nonfiction Stash!

  The Pittsburgh Writer

  15 Apr 2022

  On The Books, The Blog, The Writing Journey

  Bob Regan, Dave Hurst, Helen Wilson, Home Improvement 1-2-3, James Scott Bell, Jeff Wingard, non-fiction, nonfiction, Pittsburgh Steps, Pittsburgh's Bridges, Plot & Structure, Sarah A. Chrisman, self-help, stacks, The Home Depot, Todd Wilson, Tourist Trains Guidebook, True Ladies and Proper Gentlemen, writing craft

• The Steps That Connect Pittsburgh

  

  Take a walk through the streets of Pittsburgh and you’ll see some very interesting sights. Urban revitalization, neighborhood renaissances and a myriad of other programs are just the tip of the iceberg that is Pittsburgh. While many look to the future, there are just as many who wish to preserve the history of those who […]

  The Pittsburgh Writer

  25 Mar 2022

  Historical Pennsylvania, The Blog

  Bob Regan, Challenge, Jeff Wingard, neighborhood, Pittsburgh Steps, Travel Between the Neighborhoods