Bon Air is a small neighborhood of just under 900 people in Pittsburgh’s South End. It borders Beltzhoover on the North, Knoxville on the East, Carrick on the East and South, and Brookline on the West.
Between McKinley Park and the other green space that outlines the neighborhood, Bon Air is a little bit insulated, which [...]
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March 23, 2008
Next Up: Bon Air
March 15, 2008
Next Up: Bluff
The Bluff neighborhood (more often called Uptown or sometimes Soho) of the City of Pittsburgh sits along the North Bank of the Monongahela River to Fifth Avenue and runs between the Birmingham Bridge and the Liberty Bridge. It borders Downtown on the West, Crawford-Roberts and West Oakland on the North, and South Oakland on the East. The South Side Flats [...]
Filed under Bluff, Colleges and Universities, Next Up
January 10, 2008
Next Up: Bloomfield
Bloomfield’s name is thought to refer to the blooming fields of wildflowers that filled the area long before any development sprung up. A journal entry written by George Washington referred to “the high ground through a field of many blooms”.
Filed under Bloomfield, East End, History, Next Up
November 29, 2007
Next Up: Beltzhoover
Beltzhoover is a Hilltop neighborhood in Pittsburgh’s South End. It is bordered by Mt. Washington on the North and West, Bon Air on the South, and Knoxville and Allentown on the East.
Filed under Beltzhoover, History, Next Up, South End
November 3, 2007
Next Up: Bedford Dwellings
The Hill District has such a long and storied history that it’s difficult to know exactly where to begin. The Hill is made up of five neighborhoods: Bedford Dwellings, Crawford Roberts, Middle Hill, Terrace Village, and Upper Hill.
Bedford Dwellings runs along the northernmost section of the Hill, bordered by the Strip District (at Bigelow Blvd) the Middle [...]
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October 26, 2007
Next Up: Banksville
Banksville is located in Pittsburgh’s South Hills, bordered by the city neighborhoods of Beechview and Ridgemont and by the municipalities of Green Tree, Mt. Lebanon, and Dormont.
Filed under Banksville, History, Next Up, South End
October 11, 2007
Next Up: Arlington / Arlington Heights
Arlington and Arlington Heights are Hilltop communities in Pittsburgh’s South End.
Arlington is bordered on the North by Arlington Ave (South Side Slopes), on the West by Mt Oliver Borough, on the South by Parkwood Road and Becks Run (Mt Oliver neighborhood, St Clair, and Baldwin Borough), and on the East by the railroad tracks running [...]
September 26, 2007
Next Up: Allentown
One of Pittsburgh’s southern Hilltop communities, Allentown is nestled between Beltzhoover & Mount Washington (Beltzhoover Ave) on the West; South Side Slopes on the north (Arlington Ave) and east; and Knoxville (Cedarhurst) on the south.
September 19, 2007
Next Up: Allegheny West
Bordered by: North Ave. on the north, Allegheny Ave. on the west, 279 on the south, and West Park on the east.
Just next door to Allegheny Center, Allegheny West is the tiniest neighborhood in Pittsburgh, at roughly 8 square blocks.
Filed under Allegheny West, History, Next Up, North Side
September 16, 2007
Next Up: Allegheny Center
Located in Pittsburgh’s lower North Side, Allegheny Center is bound by North Ave. on the north, Cedar Ave. on the east, Brighton Rd. on the west, and a railroad on the south. It includes West Park, the Children’s Museum, the New Hazlett Theater, and the National Aviary.
Filed under Allegheny Center, History, Next Up, North Side