McKeesport, PA : Versailes Avenue
A delicious old facade on Walnut and 10th St in McKeesport, Pa.
McKeesport, Allegheny County Pennsylvania.
Abandoned Victorian in Mckeesport, PA
A video tour of McKeesport: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnU4lKGZ7tI
8mm film of two McKeesport Christmas Parades. According to the information I have these are most likely 1964 & 1965.
Almost a twin to the one next door. As of 2013, Google Streetside shows both of them still standing. This is a hilly setting on Olive Street and I'm sure was a wonderful and dramatic setting at one time. The street here is still cobblestone, which you can see in the neighbor below. A video tour of McKeesport: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnU4lKGZ7tI
(first posted 3/17/2016) Today, McKeesport, PA is a hollowed-out former steel town. But in 1958, the “Tube City” was the heart of a still-thriving Mon Valley. 50,000 people called it […]
A view of Forbes and Sixth Avenue, looking east along Forbes. Visible are a McKeesport Homestead Trolley (No. 68) and an Amoco service station. The 68 streetcar operated along Forbes Avenue turning onto Murray Avenue and continuing on to Browns Hill Road and the Homestead High Level Bridge. It drove through Homestead on its way to McKeesport, passing by the Kennywood Amusement Park.
This building can be seen from the highway overpass coming into McKeesport. It is such a wild looking thing, I would love to get closer some time. I have found a little information on the place. Apparently, there were two roundhouses in McKeesport. One is called the railroad roundhouse and the other the water roundhouse/swimming pool. Here is an attempt to save it: jennifersopko.wordpress.com/2014/06/12/please-help-save-m... This can be seen from the 15th St bridge across the Monongahela River.
First Baptist, a massive abandoned church is on the corner of Locust and Olive in McKeesport, Pa.
This is a slideshow video I created for the Facebook group McKeesport Past, but wanted to equally share with the public. My wife and I were visiting my paren...
Whatever house graced this hillside, whether it was humble or pretentious, is now gone and the wild growth of vines and trees that has replaced it will soon obliterate even it's memory. This is on Jenny Lind Ave, overlooking the city. A video tour of McKeesport: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnU4lKGZ7tI
This can clearly be seen on BING birdseye view on Olive St, between Lincoln and Grant St, nestled between it's two remaining neighbors. A video tour of McKeesport: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnU4lKGZ7tI
When I was just a wee one in Duquesne, I remember shopping at Christmas with my mom. Although it is had to imagine if you visit Duquesne today, but as I was growing up, there were a number of shops and stores where my mom enjoyed. The shopping Mecca in Duquesne, as I remember it,…
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High quality photograph of Union Railroad EMD SW1500 # URR 6 at Mckeesport, Pennsylvania, USA.
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