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Guest 18-May-2010 18:25
i love pittsburgh it is so pretty
Jim 14-Nov-2009 22:17
Great Picts Wish I could find my buddy Mike Aviell who used to be the store manager Lafayett Radio @live.comin Lancaster PA 1971 & 1972 great local guy. Had great wedding I got alittle drunk but what the heck. Great job with your camera and I need to get back from California for some of that great pizza....
Kathy 05-Sep-2008 19:03
Wonderful photos, I grew up in the Pittsburgh area, North Hills and Northside and really miss it. There is no place like it. I have lived in the midwest longer than I ever wanted to and while the people are nice, it is just not the same. People in Pittsburgh get involved with thier neighbors, you knew everyone. Here half the time you may only know one family on the block.

I too would like to see Northside pictures. If you could get a few of the 1500 block of Superior AVe, that would be fantastic, my Gramma lived across the street from a huge church. I can close my eyes and hear those bells. There was a little store across the street, Nick Fec owned it.

Anyway, thanks for Pittsburgh on my computer.
Guest 03-Jul-2008 13:03
I watched the bike race called "The Tour of Pennsylvania" just to see Pittsburgh during the race. I live near D.C doesnt come close. I'm originally from Aliquippa, Beaver County.
Prince Deekon 28-May-2008 16:52
I've been livin in Cali for like 3 years now. Although Cali offers beautiful views and stuff, somehow I miss the cold city lifestyle of my hometown "PITTSBURGH PISTOL-VANIA"!!! I'll be home soon baby!
Dwight Small 12-May-2008 20:39
I've been in LA for 8 months, and I miss home so much. Can't wait to visit and catch up with everyone.
marla l. williams 12-May-2008 07:31
i'm born and raised in pittsburgh to ,but i live in LOS ANGELES CA. i've been out here for 2 in ahalf years and u talkin about home sick i'm home sick i watch the channel 4 wtae weather report on the net everyday thats pretty bad!!!
Bobbie Flick 17-Jan-2008 18:50
My husband and I were both born and raised in Pittsburgh. We live in Atlanta now and don't get back nearly often enough, but we have wonderful memories and love looking at your pictures. Our folks still live there. My Mom was telling me how wonderful this years First Night celebration was. She said she would love to have a picture of the city all lit up like that. Do you have any pictures or can you tell me where I might get pictures from First Night 2008? I would love to get her one as a gift. At 80 years old, she doesn't need many things. From the sound of her voice when she talked about this, I could tell that it was something she really wanted. I'm trying really hard to make her wish come true. Thanks for your help...and for the GREAT PICTURES. I may live in the South, but I am a steel city, Steelers-loving, Pittsburgh-girl at heart! Bobbie
khalid 07-Jan-2007 02:39
great pics of a great city!
i lived in pittsburgh in the early ninties as a ( P.I.A ) student from saudi arabia, i have known so many people during those years, i liked pittsburgh and i still do. thanks for bringing back the good old memories. i wish you could post some photos of the south park area and the the park place apartments , thats where i stayed. thanks again lou.
Darcie C 01-Oct-2006 02:49
Great pictures of Pittsburgh. I grew up in the Pittsburgh area and it's nice to catch up every once in awhile. I'm in Seattle now and wow was the Superbowl great last year!
Guest 15-Aug-2006 13:17
Fourth-generation Pittsburgher. Everyone worked in the steel mills. My Dad was being groomed to run the Crucible Mill near Beaver when things started to go downhill. We were moved to Philadelphia, then to Syracuse, NY (which felt like Siberia) so Dad would still have a job. Dad's gone now, as is the world he lived in.

I've been back a few times--too few--and have found Pittsburghers to be the most kind, generous, unpretentious and just plain nice people I've found anywhere. Ask for directions--folks love to help! And nobody else knows what a gumband is.

The photos are beautiful. At the same time, all that gorgeous clean sparkling color makes me think back to when steel still ran the town; when the Bessemers blew flames into the sky and kids like me watched in wonder as slag was poured down the hillsides. The filth was everywhere--but so was the wealth and the pride.

Thanks for the pics, and for making me mighty homesick for a walk in Grandview at night (and a ride on the old Mon).

RNW
John Hunt 15-Aug-2006 01:35
Hi Guys. I am John Hunt . Email jwhunt@owt.com. I was raised in Pittsburgh (Oakmont). Our Pittsburgh is truly, the most beautiful city anywhere. If one doesn't believe that, I challenge them to fly to Pittsburgh, rent a car, and drive through the For Pitt Tunnel to see the most spectacular view of their life. Mike, I was a LTC stationed in a hardship tour in Hawaii during our first four Superbowls. Lou, I have an " unusual "request. As a boy in Oakmont in 1950, I began the hobby of model railroading. I still do it now in Richland, WA. (The Seahawks were pretty good, but no match for the greatest. Even though I was in WA, I wore black and gold that day) For my railroad layout, I just purchased 4 (four) "Classic" building kits to construct and add to my layout. They are all buildings in or were in Pittsburgh! For authenticity, I need to know the colors of the buildings - a description or better yet, photos, so I can build true reproductions. The buildings are: 106 East Ohio Street ; 101 Grant Street; 105 Baum Blvd; and 102 Penn Avenue. Can you or someone provide me descriptions or better yet, photos, or tell me how to obtain them. Strange request? Not if you want to have a real Pittsburgh on your layout. Thanks and hope to hear from you . John
Bill Lowery Jr. 20-Jun-2006 21:43
Born in Pittsburgh and I love it,from grade School to high school a mans city,be ready when you go out your door because anything can happen. a football city with class the Badest football high team was and still is ( THE HOUSE) 26 years of Kicking Butts, all in all its a wonderful Place, Pittsburgh the home of champions,Tony Liso, Tony Dorsett, JohnnyUnitas,Joe Montana. I now Live in north carolina, I will aways love "THE BURG".
Lana Goedert 18-Jun-2006 23:18
Lou,
It was great to take a trip home. I've been gone for a while and when I look at your pictures I can see all the faces and hearts that I left behind. Thanks for the good memories. I look forward to visiting again :)
Lana
Cj 31-May-2006 15:32
Thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaank you.for your photos they bring the feeling of home within a few tears.The bridges,buildings.churchs and the STEELERS are the things I like the most about home.I have never seen pictures of pittsburgh as greta as you have capture.You have and good keep up the good work
chuck 14-May-2006 10:14
nice pics of the burgh....i recently moved to florida its nice to see some people otherr than myself appreciate the skylines of pittsburgh.....................the burgh boy..........
Erock 13-May-2006 18:35
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
Your photos of Pittsburgh are really great. Having grown up in the Washington DC area, a truly ecletic city if ever there was one..... I had a really difficult time in Pittsburgh. I have lived here for 5 years and I am getting ready to move to Naples Florida. Pittsburgh is by FAR the most prejudice place I have ever lived. I never heard the N word more and I never saw as many fights in bars and on the street as I have in Pittsburgh. The men have a lot of Testosterone here. Tough guys abound.
Mike 16-Apr-2006 23:39
Lou -- You're probably right that Pittsburgh need not "explain itself" to anyone.

In response to the Guest comment, though, I would add the following. I'm a Pittsburgh native who joined the military shortly after we won our first four Super Bowls. In the past 25+ years, Uncle Sam has taken me an awful lot of places (not S. America or Antarctica, yet) and I've been in Europe for the last 4 or 5 years. In those many years, I've been to and lived in many big, exciting and exotic cities. I can honestly say, though, that I have never been anywhere that could compare to Pittsburgh in terms of 'soul' or 'humanity'. The Pittsburgh I grew up in and the Pittsburgh that has evolved since the decline of the steel industry are both phenomenal communities. From the enduring ethnic diversity to the comfortable mixing of residents all over the economic scale, Pittsburgh is a community of people that embodies the human soul and exudes humanity. The sonner I can come home, the better. And Vincent better not close up the shop before I move back.

Mike

Your photos are fantastic -- thanks for sharing!
lou muenz08-Apr-2006 16:05
"no soul, no humanity"
where were you raised guest? ashoppiwg mall?
anywhere that bourne the likes of duke ellingon, henry mancini, andy warhol does not have to explain its self.
Guest 08-Apr-2006 02:48
This city seems to have no soul, no humanity.
It seems very cold.
Marcie Young 06-Dec-2005 07:17
Thank you so much for your beautiful pics of the 'burg. I'm from Edgewood/Swissvale and currently live in San Diego, CA and I miss home so much!! This is will be my 2nd Christmas out here in CA and I miss look & smell of winter (can you believe it?) Do you think you'll possibly post some pics of Pittsburgh in winter? I'd love to see that. Come to think of it pics of the 'burg during all the seasons would be awesome. I know it's a tall order, so maybe you could possibly throw in a Primanti sandwich & Aiello's pizza (in Squirrel Hill)!!
:)
Steve O 18-Aug-2005 19:27
I really am impressed. I am from the Burgh, so the Pittsburgh pictures I find interesting, but it is some of your other work that really gave me chills. You have such an instinct. I guess that is how I can describe it. It is as if some of the pictures captured the objects or moments in time so perfectly that you feel present. Damb, thanks for the site. It has been my pleasure and I am sure many others.

Pace
Steve O
will 12-Jul-2005 16:40
hey could you possibly get some north side pics.
Bill Korbe 29-May-2005 18:21
Thanks for sharing the photos of our hometown. Wife and I are from Pgh, I am now working in Silicon Valley, CA.. We hope to visit the burgh and relatives and friends this summer. I can taste the Vincent's Pizza and Danny's Hoagies already.... GO STEELERS !!
Guest 22-Jul-2004 02:55
I too am a former "burgh-er"...nice to see photos of home
jon 29-Jun-2004 20:17
all i have to say is THANK YOU!.....OK one more thing to "PITTSJUNKIE" im from monongahela so its spelled right
penny 22-Oct-2003 06:54
glad i found your site, i live in florida and i miss my hometown :(
Bill Kelly 03-Oct-2003 13:11
I'm also a photographer and shooting with a couple of models in Pittsburgh next week. You have a great eye and provided some nice ideas for locations. It's a great city!

Bill Kelly
camille majors 13-Jun-2003 08:32
I a going to be in Pittsburgh early next month and because of your pictures I am so filled with excitement that I cannot hardly contain myself! I realize that I have been to a few beautiful places in my life but I feel that Pittsburgh just may be the city that wins the prize for beauty, excitement and atmosphere!

Thank you for providing this gallery for me!

Camille Majors
Linda 08-Apr-2003 02:00
thanks for the beautiful pictures. Wish I could visit your beautiful city.
Erica 09-Nov-2002 02:06
I am originally from Pittsburgh Pa until two years ago I now live in Hawaii, but I am trully home sick and your pictures just made me want to come home even more they are absolutley beautiful.
Guest 01-Sep-2002 19:16
I have just stumbled across your pics of PGH. I too am native to PGH having grown up in the Lincoln Place area of the city. Your pics are wonderful!!!! Thanks for taking me back home.

Barb in SC
lou muenz12-Mar-2002 03:25
thanks pj.
its Monongahela. i had an i before the last a.
lou
PittsJunkie 10-Mar-2002 21:59
As a photographer myself I salute your municipal portrait gallery. The Live Cam - a very nice touch for us natives so far away. I've been marooned in California for over 30 years, and visit home when I can. Native of Lawrenceville.

P.S. You misspelled "Monongahela". Maybe I misspelled it too!

PittsJunkie
Georgia Roessler18-Aug-2001 03:03
I tuned into this gallery because I grew up near Pittsburgh. I'm so glad I did! Your portrait of the city is wonderful. I especially like your technique of photographing skyscrapers, giving them a life of their own---one that their architects intended them to have. And then there is Point Park with the "all-important" stadium construction dominating---a very telling image! Thanks for Pittsburgh! Now I'll have to check out some of your other galleries.

Georgia from Connecticut
lou muenz03-Aug-2001 02:35
Bill;
Thanks for the comments. Better days ahead.
Tremont is a neighborhood one mile south of downtown Cleveland.
I am formerly of Pittsburgh but have lived in Cleveland for 16 years now.
Lou M
Bill W 02-Aug-2001 21:55
Lou:

I just had a "tough" day & bumped into your site; what a great way to unwind! You have done an excellent job. Thanks for taking the time to
brighten a stranger's day. By the way, where is Tremont? I'm from a suburb close to the airport, so I'm familiar with Pittsburgh.

Thanks again,
Bill W
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