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WINE & SPIRIT, Pittsburgh

Lovers posing for wedding pictures at the Gates of Hell.
The Rodin Museum, Philadelphia

Barmaid and customer at O'Brien's, Pittsburgh, December, 2020. For many in the Quaker State, visiting the neighborhood tavern eased the anxiety associated with a pandemic that killed more than twenty million people in less than three years.

"just Peachy!" Pittsburgh

Father, daughter, and the devil. Pittsburgh

Steelers fans gathering on Christmas Day to celebrate the savage clash of two mighty teams.

Christmas at Acrisure Stadium

The NFL Draft (three hundred thousand football fans congregated on Pittsburgh's North Shore to witness the NFL Draft during which thirty-two teams picked players).

The NFL Draft

The NFL Draft

Eat'n Park restaurant, Pittsburgh

Portrait of a woman with her dog, Pittsburgh

Portrait of John Whittington down on the farm, New Freeport

A losing ticket, Pittsburgh

Portrait of a man at the Western Penitentiary

Numbered graves are the sole remains of Dixmont Hospital for the Insane. In 1862 the Western Pennsylvania Hospital's Department of the Insane opened after lobbying by social reformer Dorothea Dix. One hundred and twenty-two years and three name changes later, the Dixmont State Hospital closed. Following demolition, a landslide thwarted plans to construct a shopping center at the site.


Pat's Market and Ni's Wok, Merchant Street , Ambridge

Basilon, Merchant Street, Ambridge

Les Girls, Merchant Street, Ambridge

Dominion, Merchant Street, Ambridge

Creekside Springs Water, Merchant Street, Ambridge

Helene's, Merchant Street Ambridge

Tropic Rays, Merchant Street, Ambridge
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