Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh History

Contains information about the thousands of bridges and tunnels in Allegheny County and Pittsburgh.

Provides tours, exhibits, and educational programs about the Battle at Bushy Run.

Provides links to Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh locations.

Provides links to information and research databases dealing with Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh, including information about Andrew Carnegie, Pittsburgh history, genealogy, and much more.

Contains books, manuscripts, atlases, and maps related to Pittsburgh and beyond.

Contains information about "Western Pennsylvania's pivotal role during the French & Indian War, the American Revolution, and as the birthplace of Pittsburgh. "

A collection of local resources that supports personal and scholarly research of Western Pennsylvania

Search or browse for images digitized from the Chatham University Archives

Oral history interviews with activists involved in the women’s movement in Pittsburgh (1967-1987).

Contains links to articles about various Pittsburgh landmarks, ideas for educators, programs and services, and more.

Provides information about Rachel Carson and her family, education materials, and other resources.

Contains information on Pittsburgh's steel-making history as well as ideas for educators.

"The History Center collects materials that document the lives of Western Pennsylvanians and the work of the region up to the present."

Provides information on walking tours that you can take to discover more about Pittsburgh's history, as well as information on location, history, architectural styles, and much more.

The Pittsburgh Queer History Project (PQHP) is an oral history and media archive, focusing on LGBT nightlife in Pittsburgh, PA from 1960 to 1990.