
Exploring Pittsburgh's parks, playgrounds, trails, and historical images of the city's natural and built environment.
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Uptown. Bluff. Soho. Boyd’s Hill. Over the decades, this area has had many names, but in recent years it’s mainly known as one of the city’s more challenging areas. Despite its proximity to Downtown Pittsburgh, Oakland, and the South Side,...
Vincennes Park in Middle Hill offers a small playground surrounded by beautiful shade trees that turn the most vibrant colors in the fall. Nearby is a basketball court and a set of city steps that connect to Hollace Street. Like Lawrencevil...
Bedford Avenue has experienced many changes over the last century, some welcome, some not. Located near the center of Bedford’s 2-mile stretch, Ammon Park offers a public swimming pool, athletic fields, a playground, and a CITIParks recreat...
Kennard Park is a much-used and loved space, especially for its football field (and rivalry with the Garfield Gators). Throughout most of the year, the parking lot and nearby side streets are packed with cars and families. But when games or...
Remodeled in the early 2020s, Granville Park is adjacent to the CARES Community Garden and the Grayson Community Center. With a basketball court, substantial seating, and a playground, it’s an active space after school and in the summer. Ju...
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A hardy fool, living on a hill. Writing about the past and present conditions of Pittsburgh's parks, playgrounds, and city steps. Hails from divine Providence, RI.
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