Project:George T. Fleming's newspaper columns
From Pittsburgh Streets
- 1913-05-25: Pittsburgh schoolboys
- 1913-06-22: Old pupils and principals of Pittsburgh high schools and interesting reminiscences of some commencements
- 1913-06-29: Pittsburgh veterans who fought at Gettysburg tell thrilling stories
- 1913-07-27: Army nurse tells of battle scenes
- 1913-09-14: Summer camping season ends
- 1913-10-26: To honor memory of Philotus Dean
- 1914-01-25: Soldier friends were Buckner and Hays
- 1914-02-08: How Kelly lost his leg
- 1914-04-12: Rare history in old-time letters
- 1914-04-26: Pittsburgh and the war of 1846–1848
- 1914-05-03: Pittsburghers and scenes of their battles during Mexican War
- 1914-07-19: Thrilling story of escape
- 1914-08-02: Anniversary of 1874 Butchers Run flood
- 1914-08-30: The Library Loan Exhibition of 1879
- 1914-09-06: George Croghan, "King of the Traders"
- 1914-09-20: Early days of the schools of Pittsburgh
- 1914-10-25: Pittsburgh in Civil War days
- 1914-11-01: Tales of an octogenarian
- 1914-11-08: Newspaper features in Civil War days
- 1914-11-15: Sacrifice made by a woman
- 1914-11-22: 'Institutes' of 70 years ago
- 1914-11-29: History told in Pittsburgh street names
- 1914-12-06: History recalled by street names
- 1914-12-13: Wood's plan of Pittsburgh
- 1914-12-20: Water street and Monongahela wharf
- 1914-12-27: Great names are commemorated in the streets of Pittsburgh
- 1915-01-03: Famous names abandoned
- 1915-01-10: Colonial history recalled by street names
- 1915-01-17: Historic names handed down
- 1915-01-24: Stories of Lawrenceville
- 1915-01-31: Intrepid men commemorated
- 1915-02-07: French occupation is remembered
- 1915-02-14: Tale of French success at the Point
- 1915-02-21: A fine record by Washington Infantry
- 1915-02-21: Washington in fight with French
- 1915-02-28: Two hostages of Washington are honored
- 1915-03-07: Forbes' part in Pittsburgh history
- 1915-03-14: Name of street recalls last battle
- 1915-03-21: Henry Bouquet has place in history
- 1915-03-28: Washington in Pittsburgh history
- 1915-04-04: Site of Wayne's encampment may be bought
- 1915-04-04: Indian names of Pittsburgh streets
- 1915-04-11: Streets named for fierce Indians
- 1915-04-18: Iroquois names for streets of city
- 1915-04-25: Delaware names for streets of city
- 1915-05-02: Street named for sturdy pioneer
- 1915-05-09: Devereux Smith gives name to street
- 1915-05-16: Patriot Smith suffers for loyalty
- 1915-05-23: Thrilling days at Fort Pitt in 1776
- 1915-05-30: Names recall Civil War heroes
- 1915-06-06: French allies honored in streets
- 1915-06-13: Street names of French origin
- 1915-06-20: Famous doctor gives name to street
- 1915-06-27: Name of street recalls work of Montour
- 1915-06-27: When Johnny came marching home
- 1915-07-04: Montour's name in history of city
- 1915-07-11: French noble's name given to street
- 1915-07-18: French plan to dominate Ohio
- 1915-07-25: Gen Braddock's story still lives
- 1915-08-01: Halket's deeds recalled by street
- 1915-08-08: Braddock's end shows cost of fame
- 1915-08-15: Neville a name that shines in history
- 1915-08-22: Nevilles men of very real worth
- 1915-08-29: Isaac Craig is honored by city
- 1915-09-05: Neville–Craig story good reading
- 1915-09-12: Insurrection at Neville's in 1794
- 1915-09-19: Eminent judges names honored in streets
- 1915-09-26: Addison story is full of interest
- 1915-10-03: War of judges and what it caused
- 1915-10-10: Lacyville once a well known suburb
- 1915-10-17: Hill district's place in history
- 1915-10-24: Wylie avenue home of many officials
- 1915-10-31: Center avenue is a famous old road
- 1915-11-07: Tustin estate now part of city
- 1915-11-14: Odd life story recalled by street
- 1915-11-21: Vanished tomb recalls sad story
- 1915-11-28: [⸺e's] part in story of city
- 1915-12-05: Queer house is of historic interest
- 1915-12-19: Reisville now forgotten name
- 1915-12-12: Aged man tells tales of his boyhood
- 1915-12-26: Aged man tells tales of his youth
- 1916-01-09: Old highway is now great avenue
- 1916-01-16: Oakland once beautiful suburb
- 1916-01-23: Gazzam's Hill named for pioneer
- 1916-01-30: Name brings up tale of old romance
- 1916-02-06: Vast estate is won by swift wooing
- 1916-02-13: Mrs. Schenley's will filed here
- 1916-02-20: New light shed on Schenley history
- 1916-02-27: Story of canal in history of city
- 1916-03-05: Story evolved from plate and map
- 1916-03-12: Growth of city in century is great
- 1916-03-19: Visitors tell about early city
- 1916-03-26: Aged journals show city's life
- 1916-04-02: Foster family many years in city
- 1916-04-09: Foster family in early city life
- 1916-04-16: Time before the big fire is recalled
- 1916-04-23: Old timers tell about city's growth
- 1916-04-30: Traveler sees much in old city
- 1916-05-07: Romantic tale recalled by street
- 1916-05-14: Old residents tell about city
- 1916-05-21: Tragic tale is recalled by streets
- 1916-05-28: Streets named for heroes of war
- 1916-06-04: North Side has interesting history
- 1916-06-11: Robinson story sad page in history
- 1916-06-18: Pioneer's life pictured by writer
- 1916-06-25: Street names recall old citizens
- 1916-07-02: Old Allegheny families are honored
- 1916-07-09: Mexican names for local streets
- 1916-07-16: Sidelights on Mexico in letters
- 1916-07-23: Stirring days recalled by streets
- 1916-07-30: Fierce fights recalled by streets
- 1916-08-06: Buena Vista is named for big victory
- 1916-08-13: Montezuma is an Aztec Indian name
- 1916-08-20: Fierce battle with lancers described
- 1916-08-27: Lacock street named for statesman
- 1916-09-03: Butler street named for a soldier hero
- 1916-09-10: Fighting Butler history made complete
- 1916-09-17: Thrilling story of defeat by Indians told
- 1916-09-24: Roll book of the Greens unique; story terse
- 1916-10-01: Kelly tells fine story of trip to Vera Cruz
- 1916-10-08: Kelly tells of hanging U. S. deserters
- 1916-10-15: Great battle at Tacubaya is thrilling
- 1916-10-22: Old court house once famous edifice
- 1916-10-29: Old postoffice once noted structure
- 1916-11-05: Old court house place of noted meetings
- 1916-11-12: Famous jurist and orator honored
- 1916-11-19: Name of Morgan, gallant soul, lives on
- 1916-11-26: Noted service is recalled by street name
- 1916-12-03: Railroad entry into city was real event
- 1916-12-10: Old time service on railroads was crude
- 1916-12-17: Trading growth is notable in this section
- 1916-12-24: Cass pioneer in building of railroad
- 1916-12-31: Railroads push over many obstacles
- 1917-01-07: Buying battle field recalls fierce fight
- 1917-01-14: Boquet's march west great achievement
- 1917-01-21: Strategy wins battle for Boquet
- 1917-01-28: Bouquet's big victory over Redskins
- 1917-02-04: Girtys' varied careers are retold
- 1917-02-11: Girty rescued man from the stake
- 1917-02-18: Tory uprising here in 1778 recalled
- 1917-02-25: Washington is commemorated here poorly
- 1917-03-04: Great patriots are honored in street names
- 1917-03-11: Cubba-You-Quit brings back noted trial
- 1917-03-18: Story of early Pittsburgh physicians
- 1917-03-25: Street scenes change with city's growth
- 1917-04-01: Vickroy tells of surveying new city
- 1917-04-08: First growth of Pittsburgh described
- 1917-04-15: Odd phases of early growth noted
- 1917-04-22: Arsenal blowup recalled by big blast
- 1917-04-29: Rare gleanings of history on street
- 1917-05-06: Father and son attain fame as judges
- 1917-05-13: French royalty once dwelt here
- 1917-05-20: French colony here honors king
- 1917-05-27: Allegheny county has noble record in Civil War
- 1917-06-03: Brutality charges prevent Ross' election
- 1917-06-10: Joffre's tour recalls La Fayette's journey
- 1917-06-17: General La Fayette suffered five years in prison
- 1917-06-24: Napoleon saved La Fayette from death in Austrian prison
- 1917-07-01: La Fayette's visit here cause of controversy
- 1917-07-08: Prince of Wales excited Pittsburgh in 1860
- 1917-07-15: Curious relic brings out valuable information
- 1917-07-22: Kossuth, great Hungarian, stirred Pittsburgh in 1852
- 1917-07-29: War gardens were begun in U. S. in 1817
- 1917-08-05: Colonial side lights from century-old almanacs
- 1917-08-12: War-time sidelights in letters and pictures
- 1917-08-19: Monroe first President to visit Pittsburgh
- 1917-08-26: Charles Dickens, noted author, here in 1842
- 1917-09-02: Incidents in Dickens' travels unearthed
- 1917-09-09: Quaint little book tells of stage and canal in 1835
- 1917-09-16: Old canal brought great prosperity to Pittsburgh
- 1917-09-23: Slow canal travel marked a long step in Pennsylvania's progress
- 1917-09-30: War-time letters of General Alexander Hays reveal secrets
- 1917-10-07: Beaver and Erie Canal was a great waterway in its day
- 1917-10-14: Brother of the Kaiser visited Pittsburgh in March, 1902
- 1917-10-21: William Thaw was masterful figure in early canal transportation
- 1917-10-28: William Thaw was pioneer in two great carrying systems
- 1917-11-04: Steam navigation of rivers, begun by Fulton, made Pittsburgh famous
- 1917-11-11: First river steamboat's trip from Pittsburgh thrilling
- 1917-11-18: Vast upheaval incident to first steamboat's voyage in 1811
- 1917-11-25: Robert Fulton, marvelous in invention, commemorated in Pittsburgh
- 1918-08-12: Pittsburg, Cal.
- 1919-03-16: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, the reformer
- 1919-03-23: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, reformer
- 1919-03-30: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm in journalism
- 1919-04-06: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm starts newspaper
- 1919-04-13: Bits of biography—Jane G. Swisshelm goes to Washington
- 1919-04-27: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, reformer
- 1919-05-04: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, reformer
- 1919-05-11: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, pioneer
- 1919-05-18: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, pioneer
- 1919-05-25: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, pioneer
- 1919-06-01: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, pioneer
- 1919-06-08: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, pioneer
- 1919-06-15: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse
- 1919-06-22: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse
- 1919-06-29: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse
- 1919-07-06: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse
- 1919-07-13: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse
- 1919-07-20: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse
- 1919-07-27: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse
- 1919-08-03: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse
- 1919-08-10: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, journalist
- 1919-08-17: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, reformer
- 1919-08-24: Early history of Beaver county towns on Ohio
- 1919-08-31: Beaver county history of varied character
- 1919-09-07: Beaver Falls is century old town under two names
- 1919-09-14: Pittsburgh of 1836 described
- 1919-09-21: Wilkins, eminent jurist and statesman, concerned in a duel
- 1919-09-28: Bits of biography—Captain T. B. A. David, telegrapher
- 1919-10-05: Bits of biography—Capt. T. B. A. David, telegrapher
- 1919-10-12: Bits of biography—Capt. Thos. B. A. David, telegrapher
- 1919-10-19: Bits of biography—the Brackenridges, father and son
- 1919-10-26: Bits of biography—the boyhood of Henry Marie Brackenridge
- 1919-11-02: Bits of biography—the boyhood of Henry Marie Brackenridge
- 1919-11-09: Bits of biography—the boyhood of Henry Marie Brackenridge
- 1919-11-16: Bits of biography—the boyhood of Henry Marie Brackenridge
- 1919-11-23: Bits of biography—boyhood of Henry Marie Brackenridge
- 1919-11-30: Bits of biography—boyhood of Henry Marie Brackenridge
- 1919-12-07: An introduction to a new series of Pittsburgh history stories
- "It is true that much of this line of history has been included in the series of 260 articles concluded November 30, last, and necessarily so. That series began with the nomenclature of Pittsburgh streets as a text and continued with the recital of whatever history could be evoked from our historic street names past and present."
- 1919-12-14: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
- 1919-12-21: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
- 1919-12-28: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
- 1920-02-15: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
- 1921-02-06: Early public schools of Pittsburgh
- 1921-05-01: In the days of the pioneers
- 1921-05-08: Early public schools of Pittsburgh
- 1921-06-05: Early public schools of Pittsburgh
- 1921-12-11: Looking backwards a century
- 1922-01-08: Tourist Birkbeck's tale of old Pittsburgh
- 1922-01-15: Old Penn Street, Pittsburgh
- 1922-01-22: Old Penn Street, Pittsburgh
- 1922-01-29: Old Penn Street, Pittsburgh
- 1922-02-05: Old Penn street, Pittsburgh
- 1922-02-12: Old Penn Street, Pittsburgh
- 1922-02-19: Old Penn Street, Pittsburgh
- 1922-02-26: Old Penn Street, Pittsburgh
- 1922-03-05: Old Penn Street, Pittsburgh
- 1922-03-12: Old Penn Street, Pittsburgh
- 1922-03-26: Annals of the old Ninth Ward
- 1922-07-02: Early annals of the port of Pittsburgh
- 1922-07-09: History from an old map
- 1922-07-16: History from an old map
- 1922-07-23: History from an old map
- 1922-07-30: William Wilkins of "Homewood"
- 1922-08-06: History from an old map
- 1922-08-13: History from an old map
- 1922-08-20: History from an old map
- 1922-08-27: History from an old map
- 1922-11-12: The old First Ward School of Allegheny
- 1923-01-14: An oddity visits Pittsburgh
- 1923-09-09: Our early governors and their times
- 1923-12-30: Stray leaves from Cramer's almanacs
- 1923-03-23: Robert Sears' sketch of Pittsburgh
- 1924-04-06: General Collot visits Pittsburgh
- 1924-04-13: Our revolutionary sires
- 1924-04-20: Patrick Gass redivivus
- 1924-04-27: Our revolutionary sires
- 1924-05-04: Our revolutionary sires
- 1924-05-11: Our revolutionary sires
- 1924-05-18: Our revolutionary sires
- 1924-05-25: Memorial Day thoughts
- 1924-06-01: Our revolutionary sires
- 1924-06-08: Flag Day, its history and significance
- 1924-06-15: Our revolutionary sires
- 1924-06-22: Patrick Gass sleeps again
- 1924-06-29: Our revolutionary sires
- 1924-07-06: The old pike
- 1924-07-13: Our revolutionary sires
- 1924-08-24: The old Sixth Ward
- 1925-03-01: Boyhood days
- 1925-03-08: Old Minersville
- 1925-03-15: Via the Seventh street road
- 1925-04-26: The old hill and Minersville revisited
- 1925-05-03: Pitt's ancestor
- 1925-05-10: Pitt's ancestor
- 1925-05-17: Pitt's ancestor
- 1925-05-31: When Lincoln died