The Irish Centre of Pittsburgh was developed in 1966 by Rev. Dr. Patrick McCarthy, a resident at St. Paul's Cathedral and a professor of International Affairs at Duquesne University. The Centre's purpose is to have a place where Irish people living in Pittsburgh can meet and engage with others in cultural, educational, social, and recreational activities. Most of its members are from Irish ancestry and are interested in the promotion of Irish folklore, arts, and customs.
This collection includes two reels of microfilmed records. Reel 1 consists of microfilmed records from the centre including a guest book with signatures and addresses, and pamphlets, 1966-1977. Reel 2 consists of a scrapbook containing newsclippings, photos, and newsletters from 1966-1971, 1975-1977. This collection was combined from AIS 77:25a and AIS 77:25b into AIS 77:25 in July 2003.
No restrictions.
These records were microfilmed by the Archives of Industrial Society from originals in possession of the Irish Centre of Pittsburgh, May 1977.
Original records retained by The Irish Centre of Pittsburgh.
Irish Centre of Pittsburgh Records, AIS.1977.25, Archives & Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh Library System
Irish Centre of Pittsburgh Records, AIS.1977.25, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh
AIS 77:25a and AIS 77:25b
This collection was processed by Archives Service Center Staff in May, 1977. Revision and rearrangement for the encoded version of the finding aid provided by Dan Horvath in July, 2003. Information about the collection title and the controlled access terms was extracted from the MARC record in the University of Pittsburgh catalog Voyager ID number: 1373777
Digital reproductions of the microfilm are available online.
Permission for publication is given on behalf of the University of Pittsburgh as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained.