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Razing of the Fort Wayne Station
1955-05-03
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Title
Razing of the Fort Wayne Station
Creator
John R. Shrader
Identifier
MSP285.B022.F15.I07
Source Identifier
MSP285.B022.F15.I07
Description
The first floor is all that remains of the Fort Wayne Station on Federal Street in the North Side section of Pittsburgh. The Fort Wayne Station, built in 1907 and the third station at that site, replaced the 1851 Baroque-style station. The station, designed by Philadelphia architects Price and McLanahan, was a brick, stone, and terra cotta building in the Dutch Renaissance style and modeled after Butcher’s Hall in the Netherlands.
Genre
photographs
Subject
Fort Wayne Station (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
North Side (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Railroad stations--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh.
Federal Street (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Wrecking--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh.
Source
Allegheny Conference on Community Development Photographs, 1892-1981, MSP 285, Library and Archives Division, Senator John Heinz History Center
Contributor
Detre Library & Archives, Heinz History Center
Collection
Allegheny Conference on Community Development Photographs
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