I was born in Pittsburgh in 1947. My mother worked Downtown during the War and wad probably among the crowds on the street that day.

There’s a new horizon now, looking toward the Allegheny, a new landscape, new towers, a new horizon.

any place that is good to live in has people moving there whether it gets publicity or not. 1987 pittsburgh was a good town with good people but everything was in place for it to die slowly. it has been in a death throe since about 2004 that really got bad by 2014... now it is a lost cause. no one is moving to pittsburgh. really bad outdated government and really insane and cruel small dictators is why people are leaving.

We have a lot of great attractions and cultural and heritage events activities and musical phenomena concerts and the BEST SPORTS teams EVER and 3 rivers and multicultural schools and everyone is colorblind here

Nice people

Thank you, very much.

Heinz slander, he was a pioneer in working conditions

The PennLiner Neoplans! Gone but Never Forgotten!!!!

Good to see some place of yesteryear but would really love to see downtown especially fifth ave during the 80's when the street was aligned with with shopping stores like Lerners, Becks shoes, Murphy's, Rave, Bakers shoes and so many more. Also when Warner and the rest were still movie theaters.

I used 54c to go to the mall its no longer there.

We had them all the way!!!

The very best year in Pittsburgh -1955!

Our family knew the Winters family since late 1950's before he moved to California..My opinion..he is a comedic genius and mentor to Robin Willians and imitated by many..he is truly missed

Holy Shit!!!! Her TITS!!!!!!!!

I'm a person...not a woman??? Jesus.

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she says shes not a woman but a person. and the bs was in full swing 45 years ago..

Thank you, I love it. ❤️

One of My Favorites 👌

Who's the women?

Jonathan Winters was a comedic genius! A truly unique and extremely funny man! Rest in peace!

good stuff!!

Hmmm....it's 2022, and traffic in Pittsburgh still blows. The Parkway West (I-376) section running from Downtown and the borough of Carnegie heading out towards the airport is the only segment of highway on the USDOT's list of Top 10 congested highways in America that ISN"T located in California.

She's 🔥

If you look really closely you can see Pittsburgh’s history all around, you just have to know where to look.

We could use some of this these days. Oh wait, it's now against the law

No shin guards on the catchers... ouch.

Awesome video weird music lol

I worked on the Gateway Clipper Fleet Majestic with two friends from Scotland in July 1987 Wonderful times!

They did the same thing to the Lone Star, Texas U.S. steel plant. That plant looks just like the plant in this video. Cheap imported Mexican, India, and China steel, and greedy union bosses killed this town.

Wow I forgot about this

Hah-nus! Not Hoe-nus!

Things haven't changed much.

Perfect music to go with it.

That was an AWESOME shot video

Holy crap ! It's Charles Manson's doppelganger ! 1:19

Brings back so many good memories of the city.

Stage ae and the Bettis grill now sits in left field. According to Google center field was about 20 feet away from the river bed. That's nuts. I never knew exposition park even existed until about 4 years ago, and I'm huge on the history of this city. At 1:19. Thats an old photo of Starkist Studios. Right next to that is now Hyatt Place. A luxury hotel.

I can hear the fans cheering for their own personal favorite player with each grip of the bat and the pitcher is in full ruthless throwing motion the suspense of what lingers on every tic of life's moment whenever the ball is crushed the crowd roars into orgasm if it's outta here it's the memories you will hold but if it's put it's like love I don't know if I'll find other one till the next one comes along

Thank you so much for posting this!

I love this so much! mr Smith had us singing the coolest music!

WDVE has the same playlist today as in 1955. (not really but you get what I mean)

Redrum

I guess they didn’t classify the Ohio River as a river yet ?

I honestly wish I could hear more of the bus and less of Take 5. :-D

Has it been around this long??

Anybody here 2020?

As i remember i don't recall the 54C ever serving pius and S 12th st

0:35. Sam Thompson was a prolific hitter for the Phillies in the 1890’s.

Anybody from the Burgh watching this 70years later laughing at rush hour nightmare 😂