Box 141
Contains 29 Results:
Report on Boulevard of the Allies Limited Access Proposal, Liberty-Crosstown Blvd. to Brady St. Interchange, A City Rebuilds, Department of City Planning, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1962
Subseries 6 contains reports about transportation infrastructure, including many project reports and studies on highways.
Downtown Street and Surface Cars, Subway Operations, Fixed and Variable, Pittsburgh Railways Company Accounts, Research Department, 1930
Subseries 8 contains reports about mass transportation systems in Pittsburgh and other U.S. Cities. Particular reports of interest include those that reference mass transit systems that never came to fruition, including an underground subway system proposed by the Department of City Planning in the 1930s. In the mid-1960s, the Westinghouse Company’s Skybus project was proposed, which was a major mass transit proposal that would have provided continuous service via the Skybus rail.
Report of the City Transit Commission of Pittsburgh to the Mayor and City Council on a Suggested Plan for a Subway Loop for Street Cars Following Water St., Grant St., Seventh Ave., and Ferry St., 1932
Subseries 8 contains reports about mass transportation systems in Pittsburgh and other U.S. Cities. Particular reports of interest include those that reference mass transit systems that never came to fruition, including an underground subway system proposed by the Department of City Planning in the 1930s. In the mid-1960s, the Westinghouse Company’s Skybus project was proposed, which was a major mass transit proposal that would have provided continuous service via the Skybus rail.
Negley Run Valley Thorofare, Study and Report on Council Bill No. 1707--Being a Communication from the East Liberty Chamber of Commerce, Urging Consideration of the Construction of a Boulevard to Connect the Business Section of East Liberty with the Allegheny River Boulevard and the New Highland Park Bridge, Prepared by Staff, Department of City Planning, City of Pittsburgh, 1939
Subseries 6 contains reports about transportation infrastructure, including many project reports and studies on highways.
Pittsburgh of To-Day, A Review of Her Phenomenal Progress, Incomparable Industries and Renewable Resources, Compiled by The Consolidated Illustrating Co., Bounded Photocopy (copy 1), 1896
Subseries 1 includes a wide assortment of reports concerning city planning initiatives in Pittsburgh, particularly from the City Planning Department, the City Planning Commission, and other local agencies. The subseries includes the series of reports collectively known as the Pittsburgh Plan, the city’s first proposed comprehensive planning initiative, as well as 41 issues of a periodical called Progress (1921-1941), which promoted comprehensive urban planning.
Pittsburgh: Main Thoroughfares and the Downtown District, Improvements Necessary to Meet the City's Present and Future Needs, A Report by Frederick Law Olmsted, Prepared Under the Direction of the Committee on City Planning, Pittsburgh Civic Commission (photocopy) (1 of 2), 1911
Subseries 1 includes a wide assortment of reports concerning city planning initiatives in Pittsburgh, particularly from the City Planning Department, the City Planning Commission, and other local agencies. The subseries includes the series of reports collectively known as the Pittsburgh Plan, the city’s first proposed comprehensive planning initiative, as well as 41 issues of a periodical called Progress (1921-1941), which promoted comprehensive urban planning.
Pittsburgh: Main Thoroughfares and the Downtown District, Improvements Necessary to Meet the City's Present and Future Needs, A Report by Frederick Law Olmsted, Prepared Under the Direction of the Committee on City Planning, Pittsburgh Civic Commission (photocopy) (2 of 2), 1911
Subseries 1 includes a wide assortment of reports concerning city planning initiatives in Pittsburgh, particularly from the City Planning Department, the City Planning Commission, and other local agencies. The subseries includes the series of reports collectively known as the Pittsburgh Plan, the city’s first proposed comprehensive planning initiative, as well as 41 issues of a periodical called Progress (1921-1941), which promoted comprehensive urban planning.
Master Plan Data Land Use, Tabulation of Land Use by Blocks According to that Use Which Occupies the Largest Area in Each Block, Department of City Planning, City of Pittsburgh, 1944
Subseries 1 includes a wide assortment of reports concerning city planning initiatives in Pittsburgh, particularly from the City Planning Department, the City Planning Commission, and other local agencies. The subseries includes the series of reports collectively known as the Pittsburgh Plan, the city’s first proposed comprehensive planning initiative, as well as 41 issues of a periodical called Progress (1921-1941), which promoted comprehensive urban planning.
Duplicate Copies of Master Plan Data Preceding and Including 1944, Department of City Planning, City of Pittsburgh (1 of 2), 1939-1945
Subseries 1 includes a wide assortment of reports concerning city planning initiatives in Pittsburgh, particularly from the City Planning Department, the City Planning Commission, and other local agencies. The subseries includes the series of reports collectively known as the Pittsburgh Plan, the city’s first proposed comprehensive planning initiative, as well as 41 issues of a periodical called Progress (1921-1941), which promoted comprehensive urban planning.
Duplicate Copies of Master Plan Data Preceding and Including 1944, Department of City Planning, City of Pittsburgh (2 of 2), 1939-1945
Subseries 1 includes a wide assortment of reports concerning city planning initiatives in Pittsburgh, particularly from the City Planning Department, the City Planning Commission, and other local agencies. The subseries includes the series of reports collectively known as the Pittsburgh Plan, the city’s first proposed comprehensive planning initiative, as well as 41 issues of a periodical called Progress (1921-1941), which promoted comprehensive urban planning.