Annexation (Municipal government)--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh

The Beechview Borough Records contain meeting minutes and ordinances from 1905 to 1908, as well as court decrees concerning the borough's annexation by the City of Pittsburgh.

The Records of the Borough of Beltzhoover consist of two volumes of borough meeting minutes (1887-1898) and one volume containing an ordinance index.

The Birmingham Borough records contain handwritten meeting minutes from 1848 to 1856 and one pamphlet entitled "Acts of Assembly and Ordinances of the Borough of Birmingham with a List of Borough Offices since its incorporation," published in 1866.

The Brushton Borough Records contain one volume of meeting minutes (1890-1894), one volume of ordinances (1890), and five folders of borough council papers including ordinances, resolutions, and one street commissioner's report.

The Carrick Borough Records contain five volumes of meeting minutes from 1905-1927 and six volumes of ordinances from 1904-1927.

The Chartiers Township Records contain four volumes of township meeting minutes (1901-1920), two volumes of ordinances (1901-1920), and the bills of ordinance numbers 175 to 253 (1914-1920), as signed by the President of the township's Board of Commissioners and the board's secretary.

The East Birmingham Borough Records contain two volumes of minutes (1849-1872) and one volume of ordinances (1849-1872).

The Elliott Borough Records contain two volumes of minutes (1891-1904), one volume of ordinances (1891-1904), and ...

The Esplen Borough Records contain two volumes of minutes (1891-1906), one volume of ordinances (1891-1905), one borough council roll call book (1901-1905), and an assortment of miscellaneous loose papers arranged chronologically in 8 file folders, including a certified copy of a court decree incorporating the borough, oaths of offices, job applications and communications.

The Hays Borough Records contain two volumes of minutes (1912-1928) and one volume of ordinances (1919-1928).