We All Need It

Jan 26 2012

We All Need It

A post card currently up for sale on eBay, dated 1912 from H. Minney to Mrs. Janet Burnett of Carnegie, PA. Click each image for a larger view.

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1902 MONONGAHELA PANORAMA An incredibly detailed, hand drawn panorama of Monongahela as it appeared in 1902.
ELDORA PARK AND THE PRCO CHARLEROI INTERURBAN The story of Eldora Park and the Pittsburgh Railways Company Interurban trolley that was one of the reasons the park existed. Enjoy photographs of old trolley cars and the the vanished amusement park just a few miles away from Monongahela.
FATHER PITT “To all his esteemed readers, Father Pitt sends greetings. Out of his unbounded love for the city that bears his name, Father Pitt dedicates this publication to all lovers of beauty and liberty; and, in particular, to the citizens of Pittsburgh.”
GERONTOLOGICO AMERICANO A fantastic blog, similar to Lost Monongahela but with a focus on Pittsburgh
GHOST TOWNS OF PENNSYLVANIA Self explanatory doncha think?
GOOGLE AERIAL VIEW OF BUILDINGS DISCUSSED ON LOST MONONGAHELA This is a link to a Google map I created showing the locations of various places I discuss on Lost Monongahela. It is fun to zoom in and view building details from above.
GROWING UP IN SOUTH WESTERN PA A nice blog about growing up in South Western PA. You will notice several interesting posts mentioning Monongahela there.
HISTORICAL MAGAZINE OF MONONGAHELA'S OLD HOME COMING WEEK. SEPT. 6-13, 1908 An invaluable resource that is fun to read since it was written with the enjoyment of the general public in mind. It really “takes you back” to 1908. If I had to restrict myself to one outgoing link on Lost Monongahela, this would be it.
INDUSTRIAL HEARTLAND Here you will find a range of topics ranging from mills which no longer exist to the Italian mafia. You will also find plenty of photos and maps.
MON VALLEY POLICE, FIRE, EMS ONLINE SCANNER This link is the next best thing to having your own scanner. Here you can monitor Mon Valley public safety live radio communication by local Police, Fire, and EMS services all from your own computer. Scroll down to choose from 4 live feeds.
MONONGAHELA CEMETERY HISTORY This link takes you to the history page on the Monongahela Cemetery website. Note: some of the larger images are slow to load when you click on them, be patient and they should pop up after a little while.
MY LIFE: THE SITCOM A blog by Monongahela native Devin Bartolotta
REMINISCENSES Written by Monongahela native Maury Tosi, Reminiscenses is a story about his life. Maury is an engaging writer and has much to say about Monongahela in the first half of the 20th century. This is one of my favorite web finds.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MONONGAHELA PA A blog celebrating the 150 year history of St. Paul’s in Monongahela PA. Written with a lucid style with plenty of local history. Excellent reading people of all denominations.
STUFF THAT'S GONE A blog similar to Lost Monongahela which covers way more territory. A great website with tons of content.
SWPA RURAL EXPLORATION “Exploring and photographing southwestern PA’s adandoned mines, industry, homes … and whatever else we may find. A little history, a little legend … from the most massive structures to the minute details we walk past every day.”
TEN MILE CREEK COUNTRY A delightful history blog about the Ten Mile Creek area, just a little upstream from us on the Monongahela River. The author has a lucid writing style to which I can only aspire.
THE PICTURE BOX A collection of photos from the archives of area historical societies and the Observer-Reporter. Primarily focused on Washington PA but you will find something from our area now and then. (What happened to the old Daily Republican archives?)
TRAVEL WITH A BEVERIDGE Scott Beveridge is a journalist for the Observer Reporter who lives in Webster PA. Scott writes about local history and current events and has probably the most popular blog in our neck of the woods.
TUBE CITY ONLINE Primarily about McKeesport but also discusses topics pertaining to the Mon Valley. Blogger Jason Togyer authored the book “For The Love Of Murphy’s” about G.C. Murphy Co. Check out the History and Steel Heritage sections which are fascinating and fu
WESTERN PA COALFIELDS Information and pictures of various regional coal mines, processing plants and coal patch towns.

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