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Category Archives: Fire Hydrants
Fire Hydrants: XII-XXI (City of Champions)
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Fire Hydrants: Epilogue
The fire hydrants that dot almost every sidewalk in Pittsburgh are not a uniform lot. First, they come in different designs and sizes. Some are tall and thin while other are fat and short. Some have pointed caps and some … Continue reading
The Ongoing History of Pittsburgh 