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SUMMARY:Free Wednesday Walking Tours: Grant Street
DESCRIPTION:Reservations appreciated: marylu@phlf.org; 412-471-5808\, ext. 527 \nTour the northern end of the Grant Street area on this free guided walking tour with PHLF\, from Sixth Avenue to Liberty and back to the U.S. Steel Plaza (across from the Omni William Penn Hotel). You’ll see corporate skyscrapers––originally designed for Gulf Oil\, Koppers\, and U. S. Steel––plus a new hotel in a historic building; a sensational railroad headquarters building that now houses apartments\, offices\, and Amtrak; the massive Federal Courthouse; and the enduring First Lutheran Church\, serving downtown since 1888. \nMeeting location:\nGrant Street near Sixth Avenue\, at the Omni William Penn Hotel entrance \nEnding location:\nU.S. Steel Plaza\, 600 Grant Street\, Pittsburgh PA 15222
URL:https://www.upmcmyhealthmatters.com/event/free-wednesday-walking-tours-grant-street-3/
CATEGORIES:Physical Activity,Pittsburgh Events,Walking,Wellness
ORGANIZER;CN="Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation":MAILTO:information@phlf.org
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SUMMARY:Oakland & Schenley Farms Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, May 11\, 2019\n1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.  \nExplore the Schenley Farms National-Register Historic District in Oakland with docents from PHLF. Hear how real estate developer Franklin Nicola (1860-1938) realized his dream of creating an example of the “City Beautiful” ideal. Where cows grazed peacefully on a steep Oakland hillside\, Nicola saw grand boulevards and elegant homes\, hotels\, and clubs. We’ll walk along the quiet residential streets of Schenley Farms\, where Nicola’s company developed a high-quality residential community with the latest modern conveniences. And we’ll see what happened when Nicola encouraged some of the most notable regional and national architects of the early twentieth century to design some of Pittsburgh’s grandest buildings. Participants will take a brief look inside Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall & Museum and William Pitt Union (originally\, the Hotel Schenley). This tour will reveal the power of historic preservation\, since many historic buildings have been sensitively repurposed for new uses. \nPaid reservations by Tuesday\, May 7\, 2019.\nFee: members $10; non-members $20 \nRegistration is limited to 30 people and advance paid reservations are required: marylu@phlf.org or 412-471-5808\, ext. 527. Docents will lead groups of about 10 to 15 people. \nMeeting location: Entrance plaza of Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall & Museum\, 4141 Fifth Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, PA 15213 \nEnding location: William Pitt Union\, 3959 Fifth Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, PA 15213 (across Fifth Avenue from Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall & Museum) \nPlease note: Please arrive 10 minutes before the tour time. Portions of this walk involve steps and going uphill on streets with steep grades. Please dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes. There are no restroom breaks during this tour and refreshments are not provided. Before the tour begins\, each participant will be asked to sign his/her name on a form indicating that he/she is “fully able to participate in this PHLF tour and assumes all risk of participation.” This tour is handicap accessible\, although we appreciate knowing your needs 48 hours in advance. Please contact Mary Lu Denny: 412-471-5808\, ext. 536; marylu@phlf.org \nParking: Public parking is available at the Soldiers & Sailors Parking Garage. Limited on-street parking is available in the area. \nPort Authority bus lines stop near the meeting and ending points. Call PAT for fares and schedules: 412-442-2000.
URL:https://www.upmcmyhealthmatters.com/event/oakland-schenley-farms-walking-tour/
CATEGORIES:Physical Activity,Pittsburgh Events,Walking
ORGANIZER;CN="Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation":MAILTO:information@phlf.org
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SUMMARY:Free Friday Walking Tours: Upper Penn-Liberty
DESCRIPTION:There is much to admire on this relatively short walk along Penn and Liberty avenues between Ninth and Tenth streets in Downtown Pittsburgh\, including the August Wilson Cultural Center\, David L. Lawrence Convention Center\, and Pennsylvanian (formerly\, Union Station). You’ll hear about the unique role of Liberty Avenue in the City’s Downtown street grid and about the importance of the railroad. You’ll see how commercial architecture evolved in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and how contemporary sculpture and public art enliven the area now. Many of the historic commercial buildings have been repurposed for new restaurants\, schools\, apartments\, art galleries\, and hotels\, thereby creating a visually appealing and lively\, inviting scene in the upper portion of Pittsburgh’s Cultural District. \nMeeting location: outside the August Wilson Cultural Center\, 980 Liberty Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, PA 15222 \nEnding location: August Wilson Cultural Center\, 980 Liberty Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, PA 15222 \nReservations are appreciated: marylu@phlf.org; 412-471-5808\, ext. 527
URL:https://www.upmcmyhealthmatters.com/event/free-friday-walking-tours-upper-penn-liberty-3/
CATEGORIES:Physical Activity,Pittsburgh Events,Walking,Wellness
ORGANIZER;CN="Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation":MAILTO:information@phlf.org
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SUMMARY:Free Friday Walking Tours: Upper Penn-Liberty
DESCRIPTION:There is much to admire on this relatively short walk along Penn and Liberty avenues between Ninth and Tenth streets in Downtown Pittsburgh\, including the August Wilson Cultural Center\, David L. Lawrence Convention Center\, and Pennsylvanian (formerly\, Union Station). You’ll hear about the unique role of Liberty Avenue in the City’s Downtown street grid and about the importance of the railroad. You’ll see how commercial architecture evolved in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and how contemporary sculpture and public art enliven the area now. Many of the historic commercial buildings have been repurposed for new restaurants\, schools\, apartments\, art galleries\, and hotels\, thereby creating a visually appealing and lively\, inviting scene in the upper portion of Pittsburgh’s Cultural District. \nMeeting location: outside the August Wilson Cultural Center\, 980 Liberty Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, PA 15222 \nEnding location: August Wilson Cultural Center\, 980 Liberty Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, PA 15222 \nReservations are appreciated: marylu@phlf.org; 412-471-5808\, ext. 527
URL:https://www.upmcmyhealthmatters.com/event/free-friday-walking-tours-upper-penn-liberty-2/
CATEGORIES:Physical Activity,Pittsburgh Events,Walking,Wellness
ORGANIZER;CN="Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation":MAILTO:information@phlf.org
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SUMMARY:Free Wednesday Walking Tours: Grant Street
DESCRIPTION:Reservations appreciated: marylu@phlf.org; 412-471-5808\, ext. 527 \nTour the northern end of the Grant Street area on this free guided walking tour with PHLF\, from Sixth Avenue to Liberty and back to the U.S. Steel Plaza (across from the Omni William Penn Hotel). You’ll see corporate skyscrapers––originally designed for Gulf Oil\, Koppers\, and U. S. Steel––plus a new hotel in a historic building; a sensational railroad headquarters building that now houses apartments\, offices\, and Amtrak; the massive Federal Courthouse; and the enduring First Lutheran Church\, serving downtown since 1888. \nMeeting location:\nGrant Street near Sixth Avenue\, at the Omni William Penn Hotel entrance \nEnding location:\nU.S. Steel Plaza\, 600 Grant Street\, Pittsburgh PA 15222
URL:https://www.upmcmyhealthmatters.com/event/free-wednesday-walking-tours-grant-street-2/
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CATEGORIES:Physical Activity,Pittsburgh Events,Walking,Wellness
ORGANIZER;CN="Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation":MAILTO:information@phlf.org
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SUMMARY:Sharpsburg Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, May 4\, 2019\nNoon to 2:00 p.m. \nJoin us as we take a walk back in time and into the future of Sharpsburg\, a riverfront community that was home\, at various times\, to Seneca Indians\, sturdy pioneers\, and immigrants who labored on the Pennsylvania Canal and railroads and in the mills and factories. The Borough famously is the birthplace of the H. J. Heinz Company. Mayor Matthew V. Rudzki will accompany our group and will discuss the Borough’s plans for revitalization. You’ll see a wonderful collection of historic buildings that give character and distinction to this resilient community that has survived floods\, fires\, and the impact of the canal\, railroad\, and Route 28. \nPaid reservations by Tuesday\, April 30\, 2019.\nFee: members $10; non-members $20 \nRegistration is limited to 30 people and advance paid reservations are required: marylu@phlf.org or 412-471-5808\, ext. 527. Docents will lead groups of about 10 to 15 people. \nMeeting location: St. Mary Church (part of St. Juan Diego Parish)\, corner of Garnier and Penn streets near Sixth Street\, Pittsburgh PA 15215. NOTE: Do not park at St. Mary’s Church because a wedding is being held there on May 4. \nEnding location: St. Mary Church\, corner of Garnier and Penn streets near Sixth Street\, Pittsburgh PA 15215. \nPlease note: Please arrive 10 minutes before the tour time. This walking tour is on relatively flat land although the sidewalks are uneven at times. Please dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes. There are no restroom breaks during this tour. Before the tour begins\, each participant will be asked to sign his/her name on a form indicating that he/she is “fully able to participate in this PHLF tour and assumes all risk of participation.” This tour is handicap accessible\, although we appreciate knowing your needs 48 hours in advance. Please contact Mary Lu Denny: 412-471-5808\, ext. 527; marylu@phlf.org \nParking: Park in the lot that is one block from St. Mary’s Church. It is the lot for the old St. John Cantius Church/St. Juan Diego Parish Korean Catholic Community Church. There is also free on-street parking on Saturdays in Sharpsburg. \nPort Authority bus lines stop near the meeting and ending points. Call PAT for fares and schedules: 412-442-2000
URL:https://www.upmcmyhealthmatters.com/event/sharpsburg-walking-tour/
CATEGORIES:Family Event,Physical Activity,Walking,Wellness
ORGANIZER;CN="Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation":MAILTO:information@phlf.org
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