Three Victorian Buildings, South Side, Pittsburgh Three Victorian Buildings Nicely restored and kept, on Pittsburgh’s South Side. Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading... Related Post navigation Gomer Street, PittsburghEdwards Way, Pittsburgh 6 Comments I just love to look ‘up’ to see buildings above the shop fronts. (here in my Midlands town in Britain it’s just the same, and I always want to say to people look up and see the beauty of the architecture. 🙂 ) xx) Loading... Reply Just caught sight of the ‘UPS store could’ve been made for me 😉 xx Loading... Reply And it’s even brown and white for UPS! Loading... Reply Penpusher, we are so new here compared to European cities, but Pittsburgh is modeled on all those cities, layout, architecture and all. It’s been well-used, and once our mills closed and we washed everything off we rediscovered the finery from a century or more ago. These buildings have one by one been renewed, and I love to photograph them–for people who don’t look up! Loading... Reply so many old buildings were destroyed in the seventies here, so much history lost to the so called ‘modern’ look, that the ones left are to be treasured. Keep taking the photo’s and I for one will so enjoy to keep looking up… Pen x Loading... Reply Penpusher, that happened here too, even in this small town just outside Pittsburgh where I live–they took out large sections of original buildings and paved over Main Street, and 30 years later they had to undo it all. I’m so glad we’ve come back around. Loading... Reply Leave a ReplyCancel reply This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
I just love to look ‘up’ to see buildings above the shop fronts. (here in my Midlands town in Britain it’s just the same, and I always want to say to people look up and see the beauty of the architecture. 🙂 ) xx) Loading... Reply
Penpusher, we are so new here compared to European cities, but Pittsburgh is modeled on all those cities, layout, architecture and all. It’s been well-used, and once our mills closed and we washed everything off we rediscovered the finery from a century or more ago. These buildings have one by one been renewed, and I love to photograph them–for people who don’t look up! Loading... Reply
so many old buildings were destroyed in the seventies here, so much history lost to the so called ‘modern’ look, that the ones left are to be treasured. Keep taking the photo’s and I for one will so enjoy to keep looking up… Pen x Loading... Reply
Penpusher, that happened here too, even in this small town just outside Pittsburgh where I live–they took out large sections of original buildings and paved over Main Street, and 30 years later they had to undo it all. I’m so glad we’ve come back around. Loading... Reply
