Bridges and Tunnels of Allegheny County and Pittsburgh, PA

allegorical carving from Allegheny County Office Building; 1929-31; Stanley L. Roush, architect

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Home > All By Location regional map > Braddock > Duquesne Blvd over Thompson Run

View northwest (Monongahela River to right)

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View east toward Duquesne;
Stone pylon, possibly from previous structure;
Sidewalk, railing and piers on southern side
View west toward Kennywood

Pipelines on northern side;
Welded girders added outside of riveted girder during deck widening;
Eastern abutment;
Pipeline crossing above Thompson Run -- older bridge flanked by newer girders

View north toward Monongahela River and Port Perry

Three views of southern section of Union Railroad yard;

View north of URR yard from Oliver Av (Carsten Lundsten photos)

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Introduction -- Nearby Structures