Forbes Regional Hospital. c. 1980.
Patton Township Coal Mine in 1922
James and Jennie Myers headstone in Cross Roads Cemetery.
Advertisement for Monroeville Mall. 1983.
The US Post Office in Monroeville. 2005.
Kuehn's Dairy Farm (Monroeville's last family-owned dairy farm) c.1970s.
Route 22 near Center Rd. (Ruby's Cleaners on left). c. 1960.
Monroeville Fire Company #5 began in 1955 in the side garage bay of the Gulf Service Station located at Strochein Road and Business Route 22. The company later (1964) moved to a new location on Seco Road in Monroeville's Business Park.
The Haymaker/Maxwell House (c.1793) after 1990's addition.
Originally the home of William N. Haymaker at 1256 Northwestern Drive, off Haymaker Road.
Log Cabin at 205 Kenmar Drive - originaly built as Hunting Lodge for Jake Shafley in 1939.
Beatty's Restaurant on Route 22 near Strochein Road.
Bradley House, 2340 Saunders Station Rd. Home of the Geroge Smith family in 1941.
Miracle Mile Shopping Center. 1960s.
Farkas House (c.1930) in 2006.
Graham Log house (c. 1780) off Old Ramsey Road. 1985.
Colbaugh house, 2033 Monroeville Rd. (c. 1880). 1982. (July 14, 1982)
Beatty Farmhouse on Logan's Ferry Extension in 1901.
Valley Buick Route 22 & Route 48. 1970s.
Conley's Motel and Restaurant on route 22. c. 1960.
Miracle Mile Shopping Center. c. 1990.
Pittsburgh Outdoor Theater, on route 22 near route 48, in the late 1940s.
The Haymaker/Maxwell House (c.1793) fully restored.
Originally the home of William N. Haymaker at 1256 Northwestern Drive, off Haymaker Road.
Penn Hall Academy. 1970s.
Temple David Synagogue on Northern Pike in 2009.
Monroeville Mall. c. 1970.
Miller/Solomon Farm. The building in the background is the summer kitchen used to separate milk and cream, and also used as the kitchen for Passover. Foreground is Maurice Miller with his wife, Shirley.
Ice skating Rink in Monroeville Mall in 1983. (closed in 1983).
Park Diner on Route 22. c. 1990.
Joseph L. Kiren building the Kiren House on McKinney Road.
Speelman (McCollough) Farm House (c. 1840). At 2215 Monroeville Road, as it appeared in the 1970s (Razed).
The Householder Family on Tilbrook Road near the Grimm Farm in the late 1920s.
The 6th generation of Monroeville Johnstonâs (l to r). John, Harry, Bill and Elmer.
Floyd Johnston with his Clydesdale âHollyâ on the Johnston Farm is 1974.
johnston's Dairy Farm. c. 1970.
Robert Thompson House (razed) on Beatty Road (near present day University Park and College park Drives).
Virginia Sposito Gratton at her home at 271 Wallace Dr. in 2014.
Assembly of God Church in 2005.
Young's Grocery and Gas station, near James St. c. 1930.
Monroeville's Holiday inn. Original Building on Mosside blvd. 1970. (aerial view).
Natashia Lobo.
Olivia and Evelyn Treher at Hill Crest Farm.
Clarence Aber (1887-1930).
Conley's Motel on Route 22.
Claire Nissen, Organist at the San Juan Motel. 1948.
Best Buy in Monroeville Mall plaza. 2006.
Joe Taylor family. c. 1900.
Monroeville's Time Capsule on display at Monroeville Mall in 1976.
Maxwell Farm barn in 1946.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette July 21, 1960 - Miracle Mile Drive-In Grand Opening.
Zayre's in "Zayre's Plaza" in the 1960s.
Sam Black Farm House on Mosside Blvd. "Blackridge Farm." (near present-day Sunrise Senior Living Home)
Harvest Home picnic held at McMaster's Grove, August, 1916.
Taylor's Auction Barn near routes 22 and 48. c. 1950.
Monroeville Municipal building. 1998.
Originally the Anthony residence, this structure designed by noted architect Henry Hornsbostelÿ for a site along Aber's Creek, was called "Valley Tower."
Gavity Fill Gas Station on Old Route 22 with gasolene supplied from railroad cars on adjacent hill. c. 1930.
Penn Super Pharmacy on route 22. c. 1950.
Victoria Station restaurant off Stroschein Rd. c. 1980.
Kuehn's Dairy Farm. c. 1980.
Miller/Solomon Farm - McGinley House. In front, Mary Solomon Linhart and Clara Louise. By side porch, Betty Miller.
St. Bernadette's School in Garden City.
General Alexander Hays
John Lucas Schafer in front of thye family home at 2003 Haymaker Road.
The auto is being used to advertise Waner's Auto Repair on Northern Pike. The Warner farmhouse (once the Rising Sun Inn) is seen in the background of this 1920s photo.
Northern Pike towards Route 22. c.1990.
Joseph Horne Co., in Monroeville Mall. 1969.
Floyd Johnston with Johnstonâs Dairy Delivery Trucks in 1954.
Cross Roads Church Sunday School. c. 1910.
School at Saunders Station and Haymaker Rds. 1927.
Rovesti and Bruce Houses on Patton St. Ext. c. 1910.
McCully House at original location on Queen Drive. c. 1992. (John McCully)
Mellon Plan School - 1970s
Haymaker School. c. 1920.
Steam Locomotive (Baldwin type 0102) built for the Union Railroad in the 1940s.
Charles Vercelli on the Vercelli Farm - Summer 1935.
Terrace Motel on Route 22. 1969.
Parkvale Bldg. on Route 22. 2005.
Cinemette East on Mall Boulevard. c. 1970. One of the last movie theaters in Monroeville was eventually closed and a (Best Buy) retail store erected on the site.
Family outing at Grimm farm on Tilbrook Road.
James Maxwell (1836-1862).
Two ladies riding in an early automobile in front of the Old Stone Church. c.1910.
Johnny Garneau's Restaurant and smorgasbord on Route 22.
Sarah Sylves (Thompson) with her mother in the early 1900s.
Young's Grocery and Gas Station, near James St. c.1930. (rear view).
The Graham House (c. 1780) on Old Ramsey Road is guarded by "Maggie".
Workers building the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Monroeville in the 1950s.
Veteran's Ceremonies at the Old Stone Church. c. 1910.
Route 22 west from overpass. c. 1950.
Ida Mae Elliott Sherman and Fred Kuehn in front of the Elliott farm house near Old Wm. Penn Hwy. & Elliott Rd. Built 1905.
Burke Glen amusement park. c. 1930.
Jennifer Lis and Mary Dugan at crafts festival. c. 1990.
Robert J. & Essie Glendenning McGinley with daughter Hazel
Route 22 facing east in 2005.
"Zayre's Plaza" with Monroe Theater - 1968.
Lois Lyman in the McGinely House Herb Garden. c. 1980.
Robert and Martha Johnston. c. 1880.
Grace Thompson in 1927.
Penn Super Pharmacy, Community Hardware, Hair Supply. c. 1990.
Toll Gate Motel at Routes 22 & 48 in the 1970s.
Marilyn Wempa & Lois Alworth at crafts festival. c. 1990.
Lois Alworth at the MHS's Fall Festival, 2009.
Miller/Solomon Farm. Mrs. Elizabeth ("Betty") Miller.
Max and Elizabeth Miller (top left) with family and friends. 1932.
John Maxwell (1832-1867).
Tailings from strip mine at Old William Penn and Center Road. Catherine Wray, long time resident of Monroeville, is pictured. (c.1930s).
La Barbe Resaurant c. 1970.
Grimm Farm houses on Tilbrook Road.
Sarah Sylves Thompson with Former Councilman James Mirro.
Removal of Railroad tracks for mine servicing near Route 22 and Center Road.
James Albert and Catherine Alberta Zimmerman (c.1914) with children on the family farm on Old Texas Road.
The Jae family. Children of Elizabeth Jordan Jae.
Willow Springs Farmhouse in 2006.
Hugh Maxwell (1800-1860).
Ricahrd Maxwell on "Big Red". c. 1950.
R.J. Lee Company on Hochberg Rd. 2005.
George C. Johnston and family, c. 1900.
Picnic at McMasters' Grove. c. 1910.
Radio Hill along Route 48 (later the Gateway H.S. campus) as seen from Loehmann's Plaza. 1985.
Joe Burton. Monroeville Councilman and MHS member, c. 1980.
Johnston/Gosnell Family house. c. 1970.
In time, the house passed to the family of Wilmer (“Moke”) Gosnell who had married Esther Johnston. Wilmer Gosnell was to work at the Homestead Mills of US Steel until his retirement in 1969. About that time, the Gosnells sold the house and property to developers who were planning the Ivanhoe Apartments on the site. The old house was torn down and the remains were buried to make way for the apartments.
The University Park Garden Club members prepare for the April Garden Market to held at Kubrick's Nursery on Rt 22, in 1961. L to R: Bob Kubrick, Kay Oswalt, Aenese Straufenberg, Geraldine Giola, Elinor Chadwick, and Alice Witkovich.
Rovesti and Bruce Houses on Patton st. Extension in 2006.
Louisa Vercelli on the Vercelli Farm - September 1936.
Wedding in the Old Stone Church.
The Herb Garden at McGinley House. c. 1990.
San Juan Motel in the late 1940s.
Tyke's Gas station at Route 22 and Stroschien Rd.
Route 22 looking West in 2005.
"Jingles" (owner: Gerri Tucker) at Miller/Solomon Farm. 1962.
Dick McClain at crafts festival. c. 1990.
Monroeville Mall under construction. 1968.
Johnston's Dairy Farm, established in the late 1700s, was the oldest family farm in continuous operation in Monroeville. It finally went out of business in the early 1980s, and the land along Monroeville Blvd. was sold to developers.
Ethel May McGinley (b. 1912).
The Logan House on Tilbrook Rd. in 2006.
The Old Stone Church. 1934.
Jennifer Lis, Spinster, at the fall festival 2006.
Hamilton House (Triangle Restaurant) on old Route 22 near Center Road.
Urick farm. The Urick's raised turkeys and the gentlemen seen here were friends, or "hangers-on" who, according to family lore, came to the farm every weekend to "freeload." c. 1930.
Former Saw Mill on Thompson Run Road, now Eles Brothers Cement Co. 2005.
McGinely House (Modernized) in 1963.
Route 22 between Northern Pike and Center Road.
Kerr-Campbell House in the 2006.
Graham Log House (c.1780) in the 1930s.
Monroeville Public Library. c. 1980.
Colonel Elmer Ellsworth Thompson (1862-1937).
Joseph Taylor (in coveralls) owner of Taylor's Auction Barn. c. 1950.
Connie McClain at crafts festival. c. 1990.
Northern Pike Elementary School. 2005.
Bellwood School - class of 1924.
Veteran's Memorial across from Borough Building.
Glen Cole at the Atlantic gas station on Old Route 22.
Clarence Hall with his US Mail Truck in 1948.
Monroeville Airport. 2005.
Miller/Solomon Farm. - 1957. Clara Louise with two children (Harry to the right). In background is summer kitchen.
Evergreen Elementary School - 1970s.
Old Stone Church (interior). 2006.
Monroeville Drive-In Theater on Northern Pike.
Monroevile Mall - G. C. Murphy Co.
Mary Pianting Winkler. 1932.
Ramsey Elementary School. 2005.
Frank and Dora Urick on the Urick Farm.
Monroeville School in 1909.
Miller/Solomon Farm. Boy on a horse; tool shed in background.
The Chandler House in 2006.
Women of Cross Roads Church. c. 1915.
Johnstonâs Dairy Delivery Trucks in 1954.
Tom and Isabelle Storey in their Turtle Creek home in 2014.
Krusey's Cement Block Co., on Wallace Drive, in 2008.
Schafer Family (Lena Schafer Johnston, John Schafer, George Schafer, and Grandma Schafer).
Kuehn brothers (Fred, Carl, and Bud) on horse.
McCully House being reconstructed in 1993. (John McCully)
Fountains in Monroeville Mall shortly after opening in July 1969.
The Penn Mor Hotel and Restaurant. The Amantea family (bothers Joe, George, Albert, and Adam) built and ran the Penn Mor Hotel at the southern end of Mosside Blvd. The building was erected in 1947 as a hotel for workers who needed convenient rooms and meals. The restaurant expanded to serve a heavy volume of lunch-time customers from local businesses (Westinghouse Printing in Trafford, Westinghouse Electric, etc) with favorites being Hot Sausage on Bun and Pasta dishes. Eventually the brothers expanded the building to included banquet facility with large ballrooms (first and second floors) for dances, wedding receptions, and conferences. The business was sold in 1957.
Gateway High School. c. 1980.
Routes 22 and 48. c. 1960.
A.B.Smith Co. (Old Rt. 22 near the Parkway.) 1970s.
Garden City Entrance. c. 1950s.
Haymaker Rd. (unpaved). 1950s.
Mt. Pleasent School. c. 1920.
Cole's Custard Stand on Route 48.
The Miller Family in the 1950s
King's Motel on Route 22. 2005. (razed in 2013)
Display card for Monroevill'e Time Capsule on display in 1976.
Clair Chandler at McCully house. c. 1990.
Donna Ciarcinski, member, Monroeville Historical Society.
Union Railroad's Hall Shops and Roundhouse. c 2000.
Flea market at Jonnett Plaza. 1982.
John Gill grave marker in Cross Roads Cemetery.
Manor house, 2446 Johnston Rd., May1988.
Wm. Penn Motel, Burger King and Sunrise Inn. Route 22. 1995.
Office of Dr. McDonald, 3538 Northern Pike in 2005. Extensively remodeled, this structure was the first stagecoach stop in Monroeville -- the Rising Sun Inn.
The Haymaker/Maxwell House (c.1793) as modernized in the 1940s.
Originally the home of William N. Haymaker at 1256 Northwestern Drive, off Haymaker Road.
George Bachman (1873-1934) was a butcher by trade who had a small store at the corner of Maine Street and Monroeville Road (near Turtle Creek) in the early 1900s. The family-owned store was in business for many years, finally closing in 1948.
Brinton House Log Cabin on McGinley Road in the 1920s. (Razed in the 1940s).
Family outing at Burke Glen. 1937.
US Steel Research Labs. 1955.
chrismas card from Hill Crest Farm.
Zayre's Shopping Plaza on Route 22.
Rev. Jonathan Gill headstone in Cross Roads Cemetery.
Kuehn's Dairy Farm. c. 1980.
Brunner Farm House in 2005.
James McClintock at Decoration Day, Hannahstown, May 30, 1926.
Patton Twp. Road crew with Andrew J. Elliott, Supervisor, on far left.
Monroeville Borough Building. 1957.
Monroeville Mall shortly after opening in July 1969.
George Takas' Auto Body Shop in 1970s.
McGinley and McCully Houses, winter, 2010.
Vera McBride. 1999.
The Warner Auto Repair Garage on Northern Pike.
Beatty's Resaurant and Gulf Station on Route 22 at Strochein Rd. c. 1948.
Myrtle, Alice and Edna Holt with the family's 1915 Studebaker.
Fountains in Monroeville Mall from second floor. 1969.
Carothers Farm in 1800s (woodcut).
Monroeville Police Dept. at the Ground Breaking ceremony for the new Municipal Building, Aug. 3, 1957. Full-Time Officers (L. to R. , front row):George Gregowich, Andy Rusbarsky, Edward Irwin, John Secko, Charles Gardener, Sylvester Lisic, Koerth Schwartmiller, John Garofolo. Part-Time Officers (L. to R. second row): Charles Castagnero, Gordon Elwood, Verner Smeltz, Charles Howell, William Lewis, Harold Batchen, Harry Myers, John Duncan, Norman Fiorito, Michael Rosipal, Alfred Pitassi, James Thomas, Carmen Marciano, Anthony Blazovich.
Union Railroad train unloading scrap at US Steel's Duquesne works.
Patton Twp. Girlâs Drum & Bugle Corp, with Firemen from Co. No 1 at Youngâs Corner â Summer 1940
The Third Cross Roads Church building on Mosside Blvd. c.1960.
Good Shepherd Luthern Church on Old Wm Penn Hwy. 2005.
The White Swan Bar and Restaurant on Monroeville Blvd in early 1940s-1950s. Original owners Emil and Nick Colbaugh; later Augie Bates.
Young's Grocery and Gas Station at Young's Corner near James St. 1930 (rear view).
Charles Raymond Warner, Sr., heavy equipment operator for Warner Excavators, is seen in the front of Warner's auto garage on Northern Pike (c. 1925).
MHS event at McGinely House. (Irene Rogotti, Theresa Mirro, & Patti Eithorn). c. 1980.
Zayre's on Route 22 - 1970s
Jean Winkler Colbaugh and "Taxi." c.1944.
Alice Jane (Berger)Hall on her wedding day in 1914.
Former Roosevelt School on thomspon Run Rd. c. 1970.
Robert Maxwell (1840-1928).
Union Railroad's Steam Locomotive. 1940s.
Jordan School on Grandview - 1970s.
Rebecca Carlisle with Nellie Bishop Gillis and Evelyn Treher Gillis.
Lynn Chandler, MHS President, at the Fall Festival, October, 2009.
Widening of Monroeville Blvd. in 1970.
Miracle Mile with Kroger's.
Maxwell Farm with "Babe". c. 1940.
Union Railraod - Hall Locomotive Repair Shops
Jean Winkler Colbaugh and "Lovely Lady." c. 1944.
Route 22 facing East in the early 1950s.
Penn-Monroe Bar and Grill on Route 22. 2005.
"Toodles" guarding Hill Crest Farm.
Hohman's Market, 1224 James St.. c. 1990.
US Post Office on Monroeville Blvd. 1970s.
Sarah Sylves Thompson (1909-1995) with her Patton Twp. classroom.
Wedding at Old Stone Church.
Valley Buick Shopping Center on Route 22 in the 1970s.
Garden City under construction in 1956.
First Air Mail service to leave Johnston's Air Port in 1938.
Fourth of July celebrations at Grimm Farm, on Tilbrook Road.
Darryl Thompson with "Old Shep." c. 1940s.
The Speed Hound Roller coaster at Burke Glen. c. 1930.ÿ (Photo courtesy of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh).
Marilyn Wempa. 2006.
McCully House. c. 1990. (John McCully)
Marilyn Chandler and Libby Enos at crafts festival. c. 1990.
Penn Super Pharmacy on Route 22 in the 1950s.
Eagles' Club - Boyd's Hill - 1970s
Greyhound Bus Station at Conley's Motel. (Jospeh Matthews, Station Manager). c. 1990.
Mary Martha Maxwell (1846-1918).
Robert and Mary Thompson with their grandchildren. c. 1940.
Frank Urick (1881-1946) with horse "Babe" on the Urick farm c. 1937
Lois Lyman at McGinley House Craft Show. 1982.
Monroeville Mall - interior, c. 1975.
School Children at Bellwood School. 1933.
Thokar House in the 1940s.
Bituminous Coal Research off Hochberg Road.
Florence Gertrude Solomon.
The Monroeville Expo Mart. 2005.
The Palace Inn Motel on Route 48. 2005. (razed 2009. Current location of UPMC Hospital)
Shay Locomotive of the Cunningham Coal Co., servicing the mines of Patton Township is shown here removing tracks on Center Road.
Routes 22 and 48 facing west in 2005.
Old Stone Church - Dec. 2008. (Photographer: John Howard, Jeanette, Pa.).
Tucker's hotel on route 22. c. 1946.
Holiday House on Route 22. 1970s.
John and Pricilla Monroe Weller (daughter of Joel Monroe) with their children in 1907.
The Holiday House, located on the north side of Route 22 in the 2700 block, was a popular night club that featured "big name" entertainers from the 1950s to the 1980s. It closed its doors in the late 1980s, and the land was sold for development.
Milan Drakulic a former chauffeur for Westinghouse Corp, who was instrumental in getting the Old Stone Churchâs bell tower built in 1976 as a memorial to his heroes Nikola Tesla and George Westinghouse.
Miracle Mile (Murphy's Meats and Islay's). 1991.
Harold and Emma Clugston. 1955.
Route 22 at Center/Stroschein Rds. c. 1970.
Chin's Taki Outi on William Penn Hwy (near Center Road) c. 1970.
Water Fountain at Monroeville Mall - 1978.
Veterans Celebrations at the Old Stone Church - c.1900.
US Post Office on Monroeville Blvd. c. 1980.
Monroeville Mall in 2005.
Miracle Mile (aerial view). 1985.
WABCO Workers housing on Boyd's Hill.
Richard Maxwell, Sr. on "Bob" and Stan Morse on "Teddy," in 1947.
Bellwood School. c. 1930.
Monroeville Mall - Schraft's Restaurant.
Mary Martha Maxwell (1846-1918).
Gravity Fill Gas station on Old Route 22 with staff.
La Barbe restaurant in 1926.
U.S. Steel Research Labs off Jamison Lane shortly after opening in 1956.
Route 22 with Wm. Penn Fruit Market's open stands. c. 1950.
Young's Grocery and Gas Station at Young's Corner near James St. 1930.
Advertisement for the Monroeville Mall's Ice Palace.
Burke Glen amusement park and roller coaster. c. 1920.
Garden City Swimming Pool.
Holiday House on Route 22. c. 1980.
Miracle Mile shopping center. 1987.
Nick Marie's Esta-Esta Restaurant on Route 22.
George C. and Mary Johnston in the mid 1930s.
Site of Johnston's Dairy Farm in 1987.
Bauman Farmhouse in 2006.
Gateway High School. 1964.
Groundbreaking for Kaufmann's Store. 1960.
Patty Polce, organist, at Fall Festival, 2006.
George M. Johnston, with wife,Ann; sister, Mary Agnes, and daughters Bertha and May in 1895.
Monroeville's Public Library in 2005.
Taylor's Auction Barn on route 22. c. 1950.
Bethel Presbyterian Church.
Route 22. Pittsburgh Dry Cleaners. c. 1990.
Christmas display on Mt. Pleasant Drive. 1996.
Bill Johnson in his log house. c. 1980.
James McCully built this house on James St. Extension in the 1790s. (later, the Johnston Family's residence). Has been extensively restored by the Bill Johnson family for whom it now serves as a residence.
Phoenix Motel on Route 22.
Miracle Mile at night. c. 1950.
La Barbe Barbeque and Restaurant. c. 1930.
Monroeville Mall recently completed in 1970.
Stella Cain Bachman c. 1920.
Johnny Garneau's Restaurant on Route 22.
Old Stone Church front entrance in 2013.
Floyd Johnston, his wife and grandson with a team of oxen in the 1976 bicentennial parade.
Monroeville's Municipal Building in 2006.
Henry Duff and Rebecca Monroe Duff.
Monroeville's Time capsule in 1976 with Eugen Bloch, Project Supervisor, Hamill Mfg. Co.
Wallace (Naser) House on Moss Side Blvd. (c. 1800). Original property deed by James Irwin to George Miller a private in the Revolutionary War in 1805 It descended to James Michael and then to William Wallace, and most recently to the Naser's. (Razed.)
Union High School in 1913. (2nd row, 2nd from left - Leonora Beatty Warner).
Eat 'n Park restaurant on Route 22. c. 1990.
Old Stone Church. c. 1980.
Mrs and Mrs Richard Maxwell Sr. in 1986.
Monroeville Mall (aerial view). c. 1980
Local traffic on Pitcairn Rd. c. 1920.
Entrance to Garden City in 1988.
Hohmann Farmhouse near Young's Corner in 2006.
The Penn Mor Hotel and Restaurant. The Amantea family built and ran the Penn Mor Hotel on Mosside Boulevard in the 1940s and 50s. This 1955 photo shows Adam and Joe Amantea tending the restaurant's bar.
Teresa and James Mirro with James Jr., in 1950.
MacGregor Road Bridge. 1998.
Samuel L. and Nannie Earle Gillis.
Harold "Chick" Clugston with his car on the family farm. c. 1930.
Holiday House - Double H Grill.
James King Snodgrass and Annie McGinley Snodgrass in 1934.
Dora Urick, collecting eggs from her chicken house on the Urick farm. Dora is collecting the eggs in her apron, which is the way she always collected them, never in a basket. This picture was taken in the early 30s. The chicken house was located on the lower part of Urick Lane across from Urick Court.
King's Motel; Rt. 22 at 48 looking east - 1968.
USAF Rockets on display at the opening of the Monroeville Mall. 1969.
Leroy and Helen Rush Thompson at their wedding. c. 1940.
Harry Solomon and "Mo." c. 1950.
The Schafer Farmhouse in 2005.
McKinney Farmhouse in 2006.
Monroevile Mall - skating rink.
Cross Roads Meeting House (The original church building). c. 1880
Taylor's Auction Barn on Route 22. c. 1950.
McCollough House in 2006.
McKean Cadillac dealership on Route 22.
The Sampson Family.
Ed and Cathy Johnston with their daughter and the family's Clydesdales in 1976 parade.
Old Stone church Rose Window in 2013
James McCully built this house on James St. Extension in the 1790s. (later, the Johnston Family's residence).
Garden City Center in 1970s
Beatty Family (Ann, Robert, Stewart, & William). c. 1909.
Route 22 heading east at Center Road. c. 1950.
James McCully built this house on James St. Extension in the 1790s. (later, the Johnston Family's residence). Photo c.1920's
Corn Crib on Wallace Drive (in 2008) - a reminder of Monroeville's agricultural past.
Route 22. view from Miracle Mile. c. 1990.
McCully House. c. 2000. (John McCully)
Union Railroard train at the North Bessemer shops of the P&LE RR. c. 1950s.
William Penn Motel at 4139 Wm. Penn Hwy. c. 1960.
MacGregor Stone Bridge near Old Wm. Penn Hwy.
"Charo" on stage at the Holiday House. 1983.
MHS members Lois Alworth, Joan Roolf, and Jan Damon examine the Landmarks plaque awarded by the Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Society to the Old Stone Church in 1978.
Thomas McMasters McElroy and his wife Emily Mattox McElroy.
James McCully built this house on James St. Extension in the 1790s. (later, the Johnston Family's residence). Photo c.1920's
Beauty Supply Salon at Rt. 22 and Center/Monroeville Trestle Rd. in 1988. This corner was once the location of Salamon Brother's Market.
Theresa Kiren in front of the Kiren House.
Pittsburgh Corning Co. 1962.
George R. Johnston and his Piper Cub. c. 1940.
Old Stone Church (interior). c. 2000.
Gimble's Department store at the anchor slot at the west end of Monroeville Mall. c. 1970.
Ice Cream container from Kuehn's Dairy Farm - Monroeville's last functioning dairy farm which ceased operation in the mid-1990s.
Billy Speelman and "Parson" at the Speelman house.
James Street in the 1920s.
The Haymaker/Maxwell House (c.1793) in 1946.
Originally the home of William N. Haymaker at 1256 Northwestern Drive, off Haymaker Road.
Joesph and Mary Mann McClintock.
Monroeville's Maintenance Department on May 25, 1976.Top Row: L. to R.: John Anderson, Herb Spat, John Fisher, Gene Meticvitch, Nick Zdjelar, Chad Honey, Tom McKay, Rib Felton, Fred Otto, Ralph Pivorttio, Den Spritz, James Madejerick, John Mazak, Ron Korner. Bottom Row: L. to R. Bob Jahn, J.P.Taylor, Mark Ruffing, Hank Masters, Bill Speelman, Zig Matuski, Ed Solusky, Walt Sobol, Dan Skiles.
Catherine McClintock Young (1831-1913).
Sawka House (c1924) on Patton St. Ext.,in 2006.
PPG Industries, 440 College Park Drive. In 2012.
LaBarbe - Old Wm Penn Hwy. - 1970s
WPSL, Monroeville's radio station. c. 1970. The station signed on the air in September 1964 with call letters taken from the name of the founder. Punchy Sylvis Leib. When she died, her sister Sarah Sylves Thompson, took over as President of The Monroeville Broadcasting Company. The station was sold to out-of-town interests, and the call letters changed in 1980.
Lang Log House at 249 Wallace Dr. 2005.
Johnston's Dairy Farm in 1980.
St. Nicholas Serbian Eastern Orthodox Church. 2005.
Taylor's Auction Barn on Route 22 in the 1950s.
Brookside Mobile Home Park in 2006.
Monroeville Mall - interior, c. 1980.
Old Stone Church. c. 1920.
La Barbe restaurant. 2005.
Miracle Mile Drive-In near Murrysville in the late 1950s.
Greyhound Bus (type MCI-9, Americuriser) at Monroeville Mall Bus Stop. 2005.
Cenotaph marking Abers gravesite in Cross Roads Cemetery.
Boyce Park Administrative Building newly-constructed in 1966.
McCully House being restored in the 1990s. (John McCully)
Kerr-Campbell House in the 1980s.
Group portrait of the inhabitants of Mellon Plan/ Boyd's Hill in 1918.
Highway Auto Store in the 1940s.
Radisson Hotel near Monroeville Mall. 2005. (Currently a DoubleTree)
George C. Johnston and family, c. 1899.
Monroeville Mall. c. 1970.
The Holiday House and Route 22. c. 1950.
McCully Log House after being modernized. (c. 1985). (John McCully)
Westinghouse Nuclear Center
Monroeville Municipal Building in the 1970s.
Louise Waterman, MHS's official greeter. 2005.
James McCully built this house on James St. Extension in the 1790s. (later, the Johnston Family's residence). Photo c.1880's.
Strochein Road from Jonette Bldg. looking north. 1993.
Sportsmen's bar on Old Wm. Penn Hwy. in the late 1940s.
Ed and Cathy Johnston at their home in Blairsville, PA., in 2014.
Garden City Swimming Pool.
Groundbreaking for the Miracle Mile , November 1953. (Don Casto & J. Skillen).
Monroeville's Adderly district. 2002.
Gulf Gas Station located on the southwest corner of Old Route 22 and Center Road. In the late 1950s, the station was owned by the Hamilton family.
Monroeville Mall - Pub Lounge.
Civil War Cannon Proving Grounds.
First Air Mail at Johnston Field - 1938 (l to r: 1- Herbert F Miller; 2-Johnston; 5-.H. Vogel, instructor ; 6-P. Ball, Gulf Aviation; 7-Teresa James (later USAF Major).
William Sposito, Ken Krusey, and Rich Gessinger before the Lang/Sposito log house as it was being modernized in 1939.
La Barbe restaurant showing outdoor dance floor in back. c. 1950.
Tucker's Hotel on Route 22 near Duff Road. c. 1950.
Hindu Jain Temple in University Park. 2005.
The Penn Mor Hotel and Restaurant under construction at the lower (southern) end of Mosside Boulevard in 1947.
Billy Speelman on Parson (The Pittsburgh Press Sunday Roto Aug, 25, 1945).
Harry Solomon with trotter and sulky in the 1950s on the Miller/Solomon Farm.
A demonstration of fire fighting techniques at the original station of Monroeville's Fire Company #5 located behind a gas station at Strochein Road and Business Route 22. (c.1950s).
Monroeville's first municipal building in 1957.
Burke Glen Amusement Park (c. 1930).
Mary Lou Span and Luci at the Fall Festival 2008.
Greyhound Bus Station at Zayre's Plaza on Route 22. c. 1980.
Harry Solomon with trotter and sulky on the farm's racetrack.
The original of Monroeville's Holiday inn Bldg on Mosside Blvd. c. 1970.
Monroeville Water Authority on Old Wm Penn Hwy.
Route 48 view North. 1995.
Caroline Vercelli and âSugarfootâ- Mar. 26, 1972.
Evelyn Treher, unk., Olivia Treher at Duff Farm.
Mary Cole at Cole's Restaurant (1947). In the background are tailings from the strip mine where the Miracle Mile is now (2008) located.
Dan Nowak, member, Monroeville Historical Society (c.2009).
US Steel Research Center (aerial view). c. 1960.
Gravel Business - Old Wm Penn Hwy.
Teresa Mirro - "Woman of the Year, 1982."
Jack Speelman driving the pony wagon with his brothers Tom and Bill, his uncle Will, and his mother.
Miniature Golf Course at Burke Glen. 1968.
Plaque honoring Dr. John R. Tilbrook from the grateful congregation of the Crossroads Presbyterian Church.
Penn-Monroe Bar and Restaurant on Route 22. c. 1950.
Kuehn's dairy farm. c.1970.
North American Martyrs Catholic Church. 2005.
Roy Chester Elliott (1896-1980) with his Ford Model T.
Richard "Dick" McClain. c. 1990.
William and Mary Haymaker c. 1865. (Courtesy Library and Archives Division, Historical Society of Western PA.).
Mrs. Betty Miller on the Miller/Solomon Farm.
Samuel Gillis and Michael Powers with their wives.
Bill and Louisa Amantea at their store at Pierceâs Corner in 1945.
Harry Solomon and pony. c. 1950.
San Juan Motel on Route 22. c. 1960.
George Robert Johnston IV during WWII.
Center Road at Route 22. c. 1990.
Graham Farmhouse (now gone) near today's Garden City.
Monroeville's Time Capsule being buried at Flag Plaza near the Old Stone Church in 1976.
The McCully Log House being re-constructed on the McGinley property by MHS members and other volunteers. (John McCully)
Rebecca Gillis Sooy, Great- Great- Great-Granddaughter of Joel Monroe showing deed to the Monroe property.
On Northern Pike towards Route 22. c. 1950.
Pianting Family (Elizabeth, Frances, Lilly, Peggy, "Dog", and Charles). c. 1912.
Monroeville School. C. 1950.
Crowds gathered for the regular Horseshows held at the Speelman Farm in at the "upper ring" near Speelman St. and Miller Ave. in the 1950s.
Holiday inn on Mosside Blvd. 2005.
Northern Pike Shopping Center at Route 48. 1970s.
Evelyn and jane Treher at Hill Crest Farm. 1918.
School at Haymaker and Saunder's Station in 1927.
Lucas Schafer, "Weedy " Prvts, and John L. Schafer.
Johnston family hauling Time Capsule in parade in 1976.
William Penn Motel on Route 22.
Old Stone Church in 1915.
Miracle Mile in the late 1950s.
Mosside Blvd in 2011 (Photo by Gene Bolch) .
Burke Glen amusement park with a boardwalk over the stream.ÿ c. 1930s.
Route 22 and Center Rd. 1998.
Monroeville's Holiday House, a well-known night club, went out of business in the 1980s; in 1989 the building, at the 3700 block of Route 22, was torn down to make way for the Holiday Town Centre shopping mall.
Salamon Brother's Super Market at Route 22 and Center Road. c. 1940.
James E. Speelman at a horse show on the Speelman farm (near today's Hill Crest Church) in the 1950s. James Speelman later went on to found the Diamond Cab Company in the east suburbs.
Manor House Apartments (c. 1900). 2446 Johnston Rd. 1982.
Louis Chandler.
Duff Family, Labor Day, 1915.
Horseback riders in Turnpike Gardens. 1962.
Taylor's Auction Barn in the 1950s.
Johnston's Field in the 1950s.
The Jonnet Building. 2005.
Sunrise Inn on Route 22. c. 2000.
Graham Log House (c. 1780) off of Old Ramsey Road in 1976.
Monroeville Mall shortly after opening in July 1969.
Henningsen contemporary log house.
Miller/Solomon farm - Miller Family in the 1950s.
Westinghouse Air Brake Company Housing at Boyd Hill shortly after construction in 1918.
Alphina and Anton Winkler. c. 1900.
Monroeville Mall - ice skating rink, c. 1975.
22 Park Shops (Route 22) - 1970.
A team of oxen is seen on Northern Pike in front of Warner's Auto Repair in this 1920s photo.
James "Jimmy" Mirro c. 1970.
Piles of strip mine tailings created a "swimming hole" for local children in the 1930s and 40s. Pictured are Catherine Wray and her cousin, Jimmy Wray.
View from Cross Roads Cemetery looking north in 2001.
Monroevile Mall - fountain.
Monroevile Mall - interior.
Monroeville Mall. c. 1970.
Boyd Log House (unrestored). 2005.
Amantea House, 485 Hillside Ave. Guiseppe and Filomena Amantea came from Italy to settle in Patton Township where they bought a house and 23 acres in 1918. The family went on to build and run a number of local businesses. In time a portion of the land was sold to become the Rush Valley subdivision of homes, while another portion was donated by the Amantea family to the Municipality of Monroeville as a land conservancy named Mosside Slopes. Rose Amantea is shown here in front of the family's original 3-room house.
Red Hohman, Anthony Winkler, Jean Winkler Colbaugh, and Blondie". c. 1945.
Samuel Gillis, with Paul, Wilimar and Genevieve in 1926.
Route 22 looking west (with Luzader's 22 Motel on left). c.1960.
The Burger King on the north side of Route 22 (across from the Miracle Mile) in about 1970.
Roy Jackson Elliott (b. 1927) and Alice Smith Elliott (b.1930). 2007.
Union Railroad Tracks from Route 22.
WABCO workers houses on Boyd's Hill in 2006.
Family Picnic at McMasters' Grove. 1909.
Robert Pitcairn (1836-1909). When it became apparent that the PRR’s Pittsburgh Yards at 28th Street were much too small to accommodate the large number of trains expected for expanded operations, Robert Pitcairn, Superintendent of the Railroad’s Pittsburgh Division, began to look for more open space to relocate the Pittsburgh yard. In 1874, he ordered the purchase of 215 acres of land in the Turtle Creek Valley. The new rail yards would grow into a sprawling works; the Yard, and the surrounding town, would come to bear his name.
Cole's Cottage Booklet c.1950.
Johnston's Dairy Farm c.1970.
Directional sign for Burke Glen amusement park located on Wm Penn Hwy. (1926-1974).
Paul D. Bullock, member, Monroeville Historical Society.
First Monroeville Borough Council. January 10, 1952.
Beatty's Restaurant and Gulf Gas Station on Old Wm Penn Hwy near Center Road. c. 1948.
School children with Jean Young, teacher, at Mt. Pleasant School. Patton Township, 1908-1909.
Route 22 looking west towards Wlikins Twp. c. 1960.
Kaufmann's Department Store on Route 22. 1986.
James and Rebecca Carlisle at their wedding at Hill Crest farm.
Cross Roads Church Congregation 1918.
La Barbe restaurant. c. 1950.
Margaret Bing Monroe. c. 1880.
Ice skating Rink in Monroeville Mall in 1983. (closed in 1983).
Moss Side Elementary School. c. 1970.
Clugston School on Beatty Road.
Maxwell Family (Helen,Jack, Dick & Joan) with "Buckskin" in 1946.
Holiday Inn off of Route 48.
South Junior H.S. - 1970s.
Swimming Pool at Burke Glen.
Methodist Church. c. 1980.
Cross Roads Presbyterian Meeting House (original church building). c.1890.
Holiday House on Route 22. 1970s.
Airmail envelope embossed with Johnston's Airport return. 1941.
McMasters' Grove - Cross Roads Church Sunday school Picnic.
Adeth Jeshurn Congregation and Jewish Center, 3815 Northern Pike. 2005.
The Kiren stone house on McKinney Road in 2008.
Corner of Monroeville Blvd. and Jamison Lane. 1998.
Ball Famiy's Studebaker stuck in the mud of the (unpaved) Haymaker Road. c. 1950s.
Gateway Middle School. 2005.
James McCully built this house on James St. Extension in the 1790s. (Later, the Johnston Family's residence). This photo shows the house before it was restored.
Several facilities of the Westinghouse Company were consolidated in late 1970 with the move to the newly-constructed Westinghouse Nuclear Center, near the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The building was built to serve as the design and engineering center for Westinghouse's pressurized reactor systems. Eventually, the facility became the Westinghouse Energy Center, the name it bears today (2008).
Westinghouse Air Brake Company (WABCO) Housing at Boyd Hill. c 1923.
Route 22 at Stroschien Rd. in 2005.
Elsie Strochein Johnston with George Robert and Edythe Johnston.
Holiday House - Main Dining Room.
Kuehn's dairy in the late 1980s. The last family-owned dairy farm in Monroeville closed in 1995.
Lynn Chandler and Mary Lou Span. 2005.
Johnston's Airport - 1960s.
Mary Dugan with her Appalachian Dulcimer at the Fall Festival, 2006.
Monroeville Public Library before opening in 1964.
Cinema world in Monroeville Mall Plaza. 1990.
A Cole Automobile on a national sales tour is displayed in Pitcairn in 1910.
The Joel Duff Family. (Rebecca Monroe Duff, Olivia Evelyn Treher, Lavinia Weller, Anna Duff, unk., Joel Duff).
Coal Tipple (remodeled) on Old Route 22 (2009).
Libby Enos. Member Monroeville Historical Society.
The Old Windmill Restaurant and Gravity Fill station on Old Route 22. c. 1930.
Lang's Gas station on route 22. c. 1920.
Belwood Recreation Center
Old Stone Church. c. 1980.
Daniel and Catherine Jenker McMunn -- descendents of Martha Miers.
"The District" at Monroeville Mall. 2005.
Connie McClain at crafts festival. c. 1990.
Kaufmann's Department Store on Route 22.
Henry Bowden at the Fall Festival 2008.
A & L Motors on Route 22.
Burke Glen amusement park. Original oil paining by Kathleen Ferri.
Loaded hay wagon on the Beatty Farm on Logan's Ferry Road in 1945.
Phoenix Motel on Route 22. c. 1960.
Rush Barn along Tilbrook Rd.
Turnpike Gardens in 2006.
Original Beatty Farm House. c. 1870.
Tom Beatty on the Beatty Farm on Logan's ferry Road in 1940.
Mary Thompson in her "Victory Garden." c. 1940.
C. M. Graham (1808-1890).
Turnpike Gardens entrance sign in 2005.
Children of Robert & Essy McGinley - 1920s.
Sewing Club - Cross Roads Church in the 1910s.
Joe Urick Jr, the son of Joe and Rose Urick, grandson of Frank and Dora. c. 1940. In the background is the turkey shed that the family moved into when their farmhouse burned down. All the turkeys were moved to one end, when the family took over the other end for themselves. they lived there for maybe a year. They had been in the process of building a new chicken house. When the house burned down, they finished that building as a house for themselves. Needless to say, it had extremely low ceilings. But that became the new farmhouse.
La Barbe restaurant. c. 1920.
The Haymaker/Maxwell House (c.1793) in 1976.
Originally the home of William N. Haymaker at 1256 Northwestern Drive, off Haymaker Road.
Johnston's Dairy Farm. The oldest family farm in Monroeville, Johnston's Dairy farm finally went out of business in the early 1980s when the land along Monroeville Blvd. was sold to developers.
Burke Glen Amusement Park.
Edward L. Dardanell, for many years publisher and CEO of Dardanell newspapers including Monroeville's Times- Express.at his office in Monroeville.
Beatty Farm Meat Market on Old William Penn Hwy in 1952.
George L. Johnston. 1920.
Route 22 east from overpass near Northern Pike. c. 1950.
Miller/Solomon Farm - McGinley House. Truck in front of tool house; building in back is chicken coop.
"Gene's Waterfall" off Strochein Road. 1998.
The Bradley House (c. 1860) at 2340 Saunders Station Road, in 2004.
Miracle Mile with Thrift Drugs in 1987.
Crossroads Church on Haymaker Road. 2005.
Rising Sun Inn (as private residence of Sam Dixon family).
A Monroeville Historical Society event held at McGinely House in 1982 (L. to R. Michelle, Lois Lyman, Marilyn Chandler, Lynn Chandler, Lois Alworth)
Northern Pike & Mosside Blvd. 1971.
Charles Vercelli on the Vercelli Farm - C. 1930s.
Monroeville Road near the US Steel labs. c. 1950.
Mrs. Betty Miller and Piper Cub.
The Ice Skating Rink at Monroeville Mall. c. 1970.
Rovesti & Bruce Houses, 770 & 754 Patton St. - in the 1930s.
Route 22 looking east from the overpass in 1997.
Chester Beatty in the cab of Beatty Farm delivery van in 1952.
Old Stone Church. c. 1900.
Beatty Farmhouse on Logan's Ferry Extension in 2006.
Looking south across Route 22 before Cochran Motors in 2001.
John and Sarah Graham. Wedding Photo. c. 1910.
Old Stone Church interior â altar in 2013
Samuel King Beatty (c. 1850).
Auction Barn -- Behind the auctioneer's stand (Linda Schafer, Dan Schafer, & Rudolph "Weedy" Prvts. (1955).
Evening on Route 22 near the Miracle Mile Shopping Center (photo by Gene Bolch).
Penn Monroe Bar and Grill on Route 22 in the 1970s.
Penn-Super Pharmacy on Route 22, with Joann Schwartzmiller at the Soda Fountain. c. 1950.
Miracle Mile Shopping Center. c. 1990.
Robert and Mary Thompson.
Patton Heights Elementary School - 1970s
Old Stone Church. c. 1980.
Garden City Shopping Center. c1960.
MacGregor Road Stone Bridge. c. 1970.
Putt-putt Miniature Golf Course. 2005.
Union RR - Hall Locomotive Repair Shops off Thompson Rd.
Union Railroad's diesel engine.
Kaufmann's Department Store on Route 22 near Route 48.
Samuel Beatty Homestead on Logan's Ferry Road, built in 1901. ca.1940.
George M. Johnston , wife Anne, and sister Mary Agnes, with Bertha and Mary. 1895.
Wedding outside the Old Stone Church.
Miracle Mile Shopping Center in the 1960s.
School children at Clugston School.
Route 22 at Northern Pike. 2005.
McCully house with siding stripped away. c. 1992. (John McCully)
Miracle Mile Shopping Center. 1960s.
Route 22 east at Center and Stroschein (Salamon Brother's Market). c. 1950.
Municipal Water Authority along Old Route 22.
Robert Thompson (1873-1944) with grandson Darryl in the 1940s.
Fourth of July celebrations at Grimm Farm, on Tilbrook Road.
Auction Barn (Thomas Berry, Auctioneer with John Palak). c. 1950.
Former Saw Mill - Thompson Run Road. 1970s
Roy Chester Elliott (1896-1980) and Abbie Elliott (1903-1996).
Grimm Farmhouses on Tilbrook Road.
Family outing on Tilbrook Road. c. 1920.
Monroeville Mall. c. 1970.
Crowd at Burke Glen with the "Speedhound" roller coaster at the right.
The Haymaker/Maxwell House (c.1793) in 1947.
Originally the home of William N. Haymaker at 1256 Northwestern Drive, off Haymaker Road.
John Alexander (1849-1889) and Susanna Hoy Thompson (1851-1917).
Mural of Monroeville by prominent Pittsburgh artist, John Johns, at bank building, 2727 Strochien Rd. 1965.
Wedding picture George Bachman and Stella Cain Bachman - Oct. 1908.
Smith Family gathering at the Bradley House on Saunders Station Road. c. 1940.
Route 22 looking east near Rt. 48 (Kaufmann's on right). c.1960.
Cathy "Rusty" Westfield at crafts festival. c. 1990.
School Children at Clugston School.
Christmas card from the Wilcox family at Willow Springs Farm.
Cole's Cottage at Route 22 and Stroschien Rd. in 1947.
Old Windmill restaurant on Old Route 22. c. 1930.
Westinghouse Air Brake Company Housing at Mellon Plan in the 1920s.
Northern Pike Elementary School. c. 1970.
Menu from Cole's Cottage on Route 22 at Center rd. c. 1953.
Richard Maxwell, Jr. and "Daisy." in 1947.
Olivi Mary, Evelyn Charlotte, and Beatrice Jane Treher in Turtle Creek in 1918.
Milk Bottle from Johnston's Dairy Farm (1908-1980). The Johnston's were among the very first settlers in Monroeville; their original land grant dating back to 1789. In 1908, the family farm went into the dairy business, opening a dairy store on their property on the southern side of Northern Pike.
Stroschein's Cross Roads Atlantic Gas Station. c. 1930.
Union Railroad's Hall Shops. 2005.
Robert Maxwell (1840-1928).
Peg Heasley (Rider and trainer) with Jean Colbaugh (mounted on "Lucky Lady")at a horse show in Monroeville at the Speelman farm in the 1950s.
Horace W. "Hook" Warner (1897-1985). "Mr. Monroeville" -- a leader in community development and founder of the Monroeville Chamber of Commerce (seen here in a 1953 photo).
Mellon Plan School. c. 1940.
Duck Pond at Monroeville's Restland Cemetery. 1997.
Walko residence. Moderne-style house at 554 Haymaker Road. (Sold May 2005 to make way for townhouses).
Patton Township Fire Truck from Fire Company Number 1, a 1939 International Pumper, seen here in the Fourth of July parade.
Monzo's Howard Johnsons. Located on Route 48 near the intersection with Route 22, this motel lost the "Howard Johnsons" designation but continued on in business into the 2000s. Eventually it was closed and the land sold as the site for a future hospital.
Holiday House Advertisement - March, 1988.
Patton Township coal mine in 1922.
"Lustron" steel house clad in square panels of porcelain enameled steel. (1949). 317 Pinevue Drive.
Robert "Bob" Elms, MHS member, Fall Festival, 2006.
Route 22 at Center Road; looking east. c. 1990.
Holiday House - Rose Room.
Hill Crest Farm House on Northern Pike in 1915 (later site of Presidential Apartments).
Routes 22 and 48 in the 1970s.
Ticket for Burke Glen amusement park.
Coal Mine near modern day Caruso Plan in 1920s.
Puttsburgh-Monroeville Airport (aerial view). 1969.
San Juan Motel in the late 1940s.
Wilkinsburg-Pittsburgh Air Park (Monroeville Airport). c. 1950.
James McCully built this house on James St. Extension in the 1790s. (later, the Johnston Family's residence). Photo c.1920's.
