In "Early Land Marks and Names of Old Pittsburgh," Annie Clark Miller and the Daughters of the American Revolution. Pittsburgh Chapter take readers on a fascinating journey through the history of Pittsburgh's urban development. From Native American settlements to the first buildings of the American industrial revolution, this book is a comprehensive guide to the key places, figures, and events that shaped Pittsburgh into the dynamic city it is today. If you're a lover of history, architecture, or urban planning, this book is not to be missed.

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