Forks of the Ohio
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Allegheny County
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Allegheny County
The Forks of the Ohio refers to the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers, forming the Ohio River. This strategic location was the site of several forts, most notably Fort Pitt, during the colonial and early American periods.
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Architecture
Buildings At109--115 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Landscape Architecture; Art; Architecture
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Community Planning And Development; Landscape Architecture
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Architecture
436 Grant St., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Education; Architecture
810 Arch St., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Science; Architecture
159 Riverview Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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