Andy Warhol’s (August 6, 1928 – February 22, 1987) homeroom class at Schenley High School, 1945. Warhol is fourth from the left in the back row. [The Warhol Museum] 

Andy Warhol’s (August 6, 1928 – February 22, 1987) homeroom class at Schenley High School, 1945. Warhol is fourth from the left in the back row. [The Warhol Museum


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The original National Record Mart on Wood Street, c. 1940 [Life in Western Pennsylvania] 

The original National Record Mart on Wood Street, c. 1940 [Life in Western Pennsylvania


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Kindergarteners celebrate Valentine’s Day in the basement of the Oakmont Carnegie Library, 1931 [University of Pittsburgh Digital Archives] 

Kindergarteners celebrate Valentine’s Day in the basement of the Oakmont Carnegie Library, 1931 [University of Pittsburgh Digital Archives


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Teenie Harris, Photographer: An American Story: Carnegie Museum of Art, on exhibit until April 7, 2012 
Related: London Daily Mail’s recent photo gallery of the exhibition! 

Teenie Harris, Photographer: An American Story: Carnegie Museum of Art, on exhibit until April 7, 2012 

Related: London Daily Mail’s recent photo gallery of the exhibition! 


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Pennsylvania College for Women’s Woodland Road entrance from Fifth Avenue, 1905. Chatham University. [University of Pittsburgh Digital Archives] 

Pennsylvania College for Women’s Woodland Road entrance from Fifth Avenue, 1905. Chatham University. [University of Pittsburgh Digital Archives


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Traffic on Liberty Bridge, Pittsburgh, 1951. Clyde Hare. [University of Pittsburgh Digital Archives] 

Traffic on Liberty Bridge, Pittsburgh, 1951. Clyde Hare. [University of Pittsburgh Digital Archives


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B&M Restaurant customers seated at counter, Pittsburgh. Teenie Harris [Carnegie Museum of Art] 
Teenie Harris, Photographer: An American Story: Heinz Galleries, CMOA, on exhibit until April 7, 2012 

B&M Restaurant customers seated at counter, Pittsburgh. Teenie Harris [Carnegie Museum of Art

Teenie Harris, Photographer: An American Story: Heinz Galleries, CMOA, on exhibit until April 7, 2012 


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Sixth Avenue in downtown Pittsburgh with Hotel Anderson on the right and Rosenbaum’s Department Store on the left, 1920 [Life in Western Pennsylvania]

Sixth Avenue in downtown Pittsburgh with Hotel Anderson on the right and Rosenbaum’s Department Store on the left, 1920 [Life in Western Pennsylvania]


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Woman seated on car with steel mill in background, 1940s. Teenie Harris, Carnegie Museum of Art [The Pittsburgh Art Blog] 
Teenie Harris, Photographer: An American Story: Heinz Galleries, CMOA, on exhibit until April 7, 2012

Woman seated on car with steel mill in background, 1940s. Teenie Harris, Carnegie Museum of Art [The Pittsburgh Art Blog

Teenie Harris, Photographer: An American Story: Heinz Galleries, CMOA, on exhibit until April 7, 2012


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Northway Mall, north of Pittsburgh (and the first indoor mall in Pennsylvania), 1960s [Flickr] 

Northway Mall, north of Pittsburgh (and the first indoor mall in Pennsylvania), 1960s [Flickr


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Downtown Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, 1964 [Cardcow] 

Downtown Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, 1964 [Cardcow


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Kay’s Valet Shop, 1940s. Teenie Harris, Carnegie Museum of Art [The Pittsburgh Art Blog] 

Teenie Harris, Photographer: An American Story: Heinz Galleries, CMOA, on exhibit until April 7, 2012 

Kay’s Valet Shop, 1940s. Teenie Harris, Carnegie Museum of Art [The Pittsburgh Art Blog

Teenie Harris, Photographer: An American Story: Heinz Galleries, CMOA, on exhibit until April 7, 2012 


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Two delivery vans in front of a store in Wilkinsburg (one motorized, the other horse-drawn), 1910 [Life in Western Pennsylvania] 

Two delivery vans in front of a store in Wilkinsburg (one motorized, the other horse-drawn), 1910 [Life in Western Pennsylvania


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Winter scene on Boulevard, Pittsburgh, 1908 [Cardcow] 

Winter scene on Boulevard, Pittsburgh, 1908 [Cardcow


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Clark’s Hotel on Beaver Avenue, c. 1900 [Life in Western Pennsylvania] 

Clark’s Hotel on Beaver Avenue, c. 1900 [Life in Western Pennsylvania


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