Project:George T. Fleming's newspaper columns

From Pittsburgh Streets

George Thornton Fleming (1855–1928) wrote a long series of newspaper columns about Pittsburgh history in the Pittsburgh Gazette Times between 1913 and 1925. In particular, the series of Sunday columns from November 29, 1914, to November 30, 1919, explored Pittsburgh history from the starting point of street names.

1913

May 1913

June 1913

July 1913

  • Tuesday, July 1, 1913: Human interest stories of Gettysburg celebration
  • Wednesday, July 2, 1913: Human interest stories of Gettysburg celebration
  • Sunday, July 27, 1913: Army nurse tells of battle scenes

September 1913

  • Sunday, September 14, 1913: Summer camping season ends

October 1913

  • Sunday, October 26, 1913: To honor memory of Philotus Dean

1914

January 1914

February 1914

  • Sunday, February 8, 1914: How Kelly lost his leg

April 1914

  • Sunday, April 12, 1914: Rare history in old-time letters
  • Sunday, April 26, 1914: Pittsburgh and the war of 1846–1848

May 1914

  • Sunday, May 3, 1914: Pittsburghers and scenes of their battles during Mexican War

July 1914

  • Sunday, July 19, 1914: Thrilling story of escape

August 1914

  • Sunday, August 2, 1914: Anniversary of 1874 Butchers Run flood
  • Sunday, August 30, 1914: The Library Loan Exhibition of 1879

September 1914

  • Sunday, September 6, 1914: George Croghan, "King of the Traders"
  • Sunday, September 20, 1914: Early days of the schools of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, September 27, 1914: Recollections of old-time schools and teachers of Pittsburgh

October 1914

November 1914

December 1914

1915

January 1915

February 1915

March 1915

April 1915

May 1915

June 1915

  • Sunday, June 6, 1915: French allies honored in streets
  • Wednesday, June 9, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Thursday, June 10, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Friday, June 11, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Saturday, June 12, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Sunday, June 13, 1915: Street names of French origin
  • Monday, June 14, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Tuesday, June 15, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Wednesday, June 16, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Thursday, June 17, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Friday, June 18, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Saturday, June 19, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Sunday, June 20, 1915: Famous doctor gives name to street
  • Monday, June 21, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Tuesday, June 22, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Wednesday, June 23, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Thursday, June 24, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Friday, June 25, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Saturday, June 26, 1915: When Johnny came marching home
  • Sunday, June 27, 1915: Name of street recalls work of Montour
  • Sunday, June 27, 1915: When Johnny came marching home

July 1915

August 1915

September 1915

October 1915

November 1915

December 1915

1916

January 1916

February 1916

March 1916

April 1916

May 1916

June 1916

July 1916

August 1916

September 1916

October 1916

November 1916

December 1916

1917

January 1917

February 1917

March 1917

April 1917

May 1917

  • Sunday, May 6, 1917: Father and son attain fame as judges
  • Sunday, May 13, 1917: French royalty once dwelt here
  • Sunday, May 20, 1917: French colony here honors king
  • Sunday, May 27, 1917: Allegheny county has noble record in Civil War
  • Tuesday, May 29, 1917: Civil War pathos
  • Wednesday, May 30, 1917: Civil War pathos

June 1917

  • Sunday, June 3, 1917: Brutality charges prevent Ross' election
  • Sunday, June 10, 1917: Joffre's tour recalls La Fayette's journey
  • Sunday, June 17, 1917: General La Fayette suffered five years in prison
  • Sunday, June 24, 1917: Napoleon saved La Fayette from death in Austrian prison

July 1917

  • Sunday, July 1, 1917: La Fayette's visit here cause of controversy
  • Sunday, July 8, 1917: Prince of Wales excited Pittsburgh in 1860
  • Sunday, July 15, 1917: Curious relic brings out valuable information
  • Sunday, July 22, 1917: Kossuth, great Hungarian, stirred Pittsburgh in 1852
  • Sunday, July 29, 1917: War gardens were begun in U. S. in 1817

August 1917

  • Sunday, August 5, 1917: Colonial side lights from century-old almanacs
  • Sunday, August 12, 1917: War-time sidelights in letters and pictures
  • Sunday, August 19, 1917: Monroe first President to visit Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, August 26, 1917: Charles Dickens, noted author, here in 1842

September 1917

  • Sunday, September 2, 1917: Incidents in Dickens' travels unearthed
  • Sunday, September 9, 1917: Quaint little book tells of stage and canal in 1835
  • Sunday, September 16, 1917: Old canal brought great prosperity to Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, September 23, 1917: Slow canal travel marked a long step in Pennsylvania's progress
  • Sunday, September 30, 1917: War-time letters of General Alexander Hays reveal secrets

October 1917

  • Sunday, October 7, 1917: Beaver and Erie Canal was a great waterway in its day
  • Sunday, October 14, 1917: Brother of the Kaiser visited Pittsburgh in March, 1902
  • Sunday, October 21, 1917: William Thaw was masterful figure in early canal transportation
  • Sunday, October 28, 1917: William Thaw was pioneer in two great carrying systems

November 1917

  • Sunday, November 4, 1917: Steam navigation of rivers, begun by Fulton, made Pittsburgh famous
  • Sunday, November 11, 1917: First river steamboat's trip from Pittsburgh thrilling
  • Sunday, November 18, 1917: Vast upheaval incident to first steamboat's voyage in 1811
  • Sunday, November 25, 1917: Robert Fulton, marvelous in invention, commemorated in Pittsburgh

December 1917

From December 1917 to mid-March 1919, Fleming's Sunday columns seem not to be available on Newspapers.com, but some of their titles are given by advertisements for the Sunday Gazette Times published during the previous week.

  • Sunday, December 2, 1917: Fulton operated first submarine and torpedo
  • Sunday, December 16, 1917: Mansion recalls career of noted jurist
  • Sunday, December 23, 1917: Fulton family notable in Pennsylvania's annals
  • Sunday, December 30, 1917: When baseball became the national game

1918

January 1918

  • Sunday, January 20, 1918: Story of monuments of Allegheny County

February 1918

  • Sunday, February 3, 1918: Story of ocean and river commerce of early Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, February 10, 1918: Lincoln's visit to Pittsburgh in 1861
  • Sunday, February 24, 1918: Story of monuments of Allegheny County

March 1918

  • Sunday, March 17, 1918: Stories of soldiers' monuments of Allegheny County

April 1918

  • Sunday, April 7, 1918: Story of county monument to Stephen C. Foster
  • Sunday, April 21, 1918: Evolution of U. S. railroad tractors
  • Sunday, April 28, 1918: Story of labor's tribute to Thomas Armstrong

May 1918

  • Sunday, May 12, 1918: Additional studies of early American railroad tractors
  • Wednesday, May 29, 1918: Civil War days

June 1918

  • Sunday, June 2, 1918: Story of Neville Island and famous lawsuit
  • Sunday, June 9, 1918: Life story of an aged Pittsburgher
  • Sunday, June 30, 1918: Stirring days of 1860 here recalled

July 1918

  • Sunday, July 7, 1918: The McKees of "McKees Port"
  • Sunday, July 14, 1918: McKeesport's development is product of river improvements
  • Sunday, July 21, 1918: Westmoreland's capitals

August 1918

  • Sunday, August 4, 1918: Westmoreland County has eventful history
  • Sunday, August 11, 1918: Westmoreland County's growth described
  • Monday, August 12, 1918: Pittsburg, Cal.

September 1918

  • Sunday, September 15, 1918: Perilous days on western border during revolt

October 1918

  • Sunday, October 6, 1918: History of Pennsylvania Germans

November 1918

  • Sunday, November 3, 1918: Sixty-year-old railroad story

1919

January 1919

  • Sunday, January 19, 1919: Beaver County's seat created by the Commonwealth

February 1919

  • Sunday, February 9, 1919: Story of the Brightons in Beaver County
  • Sunday, February 16, 1919: Notes on Beaver region in colonial days
  • Sunday, February 23, 1919: More notes on Bouquet's expedition of 1764

March 1919

April 1919

  • Sunday, April 6, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm starts newspaper
  • Sunday, April 13, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane G. Swisshelm goes to Washington
  • Sunday, April 27, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, reformer

May 1919

  • Sunday, May 4, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, reformer
  • Sunday, May 11, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, pioneer
  • Sunday, May 18, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, pioneer
  • Sunday, May 25, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, pioneer

June 1919

  • Sunday, June 1, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, pioneer
  • Sunday, June 8, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, pioneer
  • Sunday, June 15, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse
  • Sunday, June 22, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse
  • Sunday, June 29, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse

July 1919

  • Sunday, July 6, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse
  • Sunday, July 13, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse
  • Sunday, July 20, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse
  • Sunday, July 27, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse

August 1919

  • Sunday, August 3, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, war nurse
  • Sunday, August 10, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, journalist
  • Sunday, August 17, 1919: Bits of biography—Jane Grey Swisshelm, reformer
  • Sunday, August 24, 1919: Early history of Beaver county towns on Ohio
  • Sunday, August 31, 1919: Beaver county history of varied character

September 1919

  • Sunday, September 7, 1919: Beaver Falls is century old town under two names
  • Sunday, September 14, 1919: Pittsburgh of 1836 described
  • Sunday, September 21, 1919: Wilkins, eminent jurist and statesman, concerned in a duel
  • Sunday, September 28, 1919: Bits of biography—Captain T. B. A. David, telegrapher

October 1919

  • Sunday, October 5, 1919: Bits of biography—Capt. T. B. A. David, telegrapher
  • Sunday, October 12, 1919: Bits of biography—Capt. Thos. B. A. David, telegrapher
  • Sunday, October 19, 1919: Bits of biography—the Brackenridges, father and son
  • Sunday, October 26, 1919: Bits of biography—the boyhood of Henry Marie Brackenridge

November 1919

  • Sunday, November 2, 1919: Bits of biography—the boyhood of Henry Marie Brackenridge
  • Sunday, November 9, 1919: Bits of biography—the boyhood of Henry Marie Brackenridge
  • Sunday, November 16, 1919: Bits of biography—the boyhood of Henry Marie Brackenridge
  • Sunday, November 23, 1919: Bits of biography—boyhood of Henry Marie Brackenridge
  • Sunday, November 30, 1919: Bits of biography—boyhood of Henry Marie Brackenridge

December 1919

  • Sunday, December 7, 1919: 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."
  • Sunday, December 14, 1919: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, December 21, 1919: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, December 28, 1919: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh

1920

January 1920

  • Sunday, January 4, 1920: History of Pittsburgh's early social life
  • Sunday, January 11, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, January 18, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, January 25, 1920: Some history of Pennsylvania's constitution

February 1920

  • Sunday, February 1, 1920: Some history of Pennsylvania's constitution
  • Sunday, February 8, 1920: Some history of Pennsylvania's constitutions
  • Sunday, February 15, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, February 22, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, February 29, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh

March 1920

  • Sunday, March 7, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, March 14, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, March 21, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, March 28, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh

April 1920

  • Sunday, April 4, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, April 11, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, April 18, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, April 25, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh

May 1920

  • Sunday, May 2, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, May 9, 1920: History of the early social life of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, May 16, 1920: Profiteering at Fort Pitt in Revolutionary days
  • Sunday, May 23, 1920: [⸻] Economy on the Ohio
  • Sunday, May 30, 1920: May 30th—a day of memories

June 1920

  • Sunday, June 6, 1920: A day in old Economy
  • Sunday, June 13, 1920: The old Central High School
  • Sunday, June 20, 1920: Literary pretensions in early Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, June 27, 1920: Some glimpses of old Alleghenytown

July 1920

  • Sunday, July 4, 1920: Some high school commencements in the long ago
  • Sunday, July 11, 1920: Fire fighters and equipment of the olden times
  • Sunday, July 18, 1920: Fire fighters of bygone days
  • Sunday, July 25, 1920: Greensburg's old fire fighters

August 1920

  • Sunday, August 1, 1920: Volunteer fire departments of half century ago
  • Sunday, August 8, 1920: Old borough fire companies evoke memories
  • Sunday, August 15, 1920: Volunteer fire service in old Allegheny
  • Sunday, August 22, 1920: The firemen's riot
  • Sunday, August 29, 1920: Historic Morganza and its patriot owner

September 1920

  • Sunday, September 5, 1920: Firemen's parades of the olden time
  • Sunday, September 12, 1920: A firemen's junket in volunteer times
  • Sunday, September 19, 1920: The last annual parade of our volunteer firemen
  • Sunday, September 26, 1920: The establishment of our paid fire departments

October 1920

  • Sunday, October 3, 1920: An oil fire of a half century ago
  • Sunday, October 10, 1920: Laying of the corner stone of our first high school
  • Sunday, October 17, 1920: Dedication of first city-owned high school building
  • Sunday, October 24, 1920: Political history from party emblems
  • Sunday, October 31, 1920: Features of old time campaign discussed

November 1920

  • Sunday, November 7, 1920: Jenny Lind in Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, November 14, 1920: Recollections of Etelka Gerster
  • Sunday, November 21, 1920: A forgotten service
  • Sunday, November 28, 1920: A forgotten service

December 1920

  • Sunday, December 5, 1920: A forgotten service
  • Sunday, December 12, 1920: A forgotten service
  • Sunday, December 19, 1920: A forgotten service
  • Sunday, December 26, 1920: A happy victory

1921

January 1921

  • Sunday, January 2, 1921: Old schools of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, January 9, 1921: Our first public schools
  • Sunday, January 16, 1921: Early public schools
  • Sunday, January 23, 1921: Early public schools of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, January 30, 1921: Early public schools of Pittsburgh

February 1921

  • Sunday, February 6, 1921: Early public schools of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, February 13, 1921: Early public schools of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, February 20, 1921: Early public schools of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, February 27, 1921: Henry Bouquet, soldier of fortune

March 1921

  • Sunday, March 6, 1921: Early public schools of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, March 13, 1921: Early public schools of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, March 20, 1921: Early public schools of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, March 27, 1921: Early public schools of Pittsburgh

April 1921

  • Sunday, April 3, 1921: Early public schools of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, April 10, 1921: When Pittsburgh was ablaze in '45
  • Sunday, April 17, 1921: Early public schools of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, April 24, 1921: Early public schools of Pittsburgh

May 1921

June 1921

  • Sunday, June 5, 1921: Early public schools of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, June 12, 1921: Early public schools of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, June 19, 1921: Pittsburgh in 1818 and 1837
  • Sunday, June 26, 1921: Glimpses into old-time journalism

July 1921

  • Sunday, July 3, 1921: A fateful Fourth of July
  • Sunday, July 10, 1921: Historic Fort Necessity further considered
  • Sunday, July 17, 1921: Washington's subordinates in 1754
  • Sunday, July 24, 1921: A study in bridges
  • Sunday, July 31, 1921: Old times on the Fort Wayne Road

August 1921

  • Sunday, August 7, 1921: The old-time tavern
  • Sunday, August 14, 1921: "Afloat on the Ohio"
  • Sunday, August 21, 1921: Again the Ohio
  • Sunday, August 28, 1921: Early navigation on the Ohio

September 1921

  • Sunday, September 4, 1921: A dip into archaeology
  • Sunday, September 11, 1921: Love letters of Col. Henry Bouquet
  • Sunday, September 18, 1921: Extracts from journals of John Heckewelder
  • Sunday, September 25, 1921: Dr. Harris comes to Pittsburgh

October 1921

  • Sunday, October 2, 1921: Tales of tourists
  • Sunday, October 9, 1921: Notes from Francis Baily's journal
  • Sunday, October 16, 1921: Travels of the renowned Dr. Schoepf
  • Sunday, October 23, 1921: Schoepf's tales of yore, continued
  • Sunday, October 30, 1921: Pittsburgh, a city beautiful

November 1921

  • Sunday, November 6, 1921: Pittsburgh, a city beautiful
  • Sunday, November 13, 1921: Rambles about Pittsburgh in 1833
  • Sunday, November 20, 1921: Pittsburgh seen through smoke
  • Sunday, November 27, 1921: Pittsburgh seen through smoke

December 1921

  • Sunday, December 4, 1921: Looking backwards fifty years
  • Sunday, December 11, 1921: Looking backwards a century
  • Sunday, December 18, 1921: Looking backwards a century
  • Sunday, December 25, 1921: Looking backward a century

1922

January 1922

  • Sunday, January 1, 1922: A New Year's address of the olden time
  • Sunday, January 8, 1922: Tourist Birkbeck's tale of old Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, January 15, 1922: Old Penn street, Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, January 22, 1922: Old Penn street, Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, January 29, 1922: Old Penn street, Pittsburgh

February 1922

March 1922

  • Sunday, March 5, 1922: Old Penn street, Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, March 12, 1922: Old Penn street, Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, March 26, 1922: Annals of the old Ninth Ward

April 1922

  • Sunday, April 2, 1922: Annals of the old Ninth Ward
  • Sunday, April 9, 1922: Annals of the old Ninth Ward
  • Sunday, April 16, 1922: Old theaters and theatricals
  • Sunday, April 23, 1922: Old theaters and theatricals
  • Sunday, April 30, 1922: Old theaters and theatricals

May 1922

  • Sunday, May 7, 1922: Old theaters and theatricals
  • Sunday, May 14, 1922: Old theaters and theatricals
  • Sunday, May 21, 1922: Old theaters and theatricals
  • Sunday, May 28, 1922: Thoughts on Memorial Day

June 1922

  • Sunday, June 4, 1922: Gen. Hays' missing letters
  • Sunday, June 11, 1922: Gen. Hays' missing letters
  • Sunday, June 18, 1922: Gen. Hays' missing letters
  • Sunday, June 25, 1922: A record of a spotless life

July 1922

August 1922

September 1922

  • Sunday, September 3, 1922: Tales from old-timers
  • Sunday, September 10, 1922: Old-time letters of an old-time politician
  • Sunday, September 17, 1922: Old-time letters of an old-time politician
  • Sunday, September 24, 1922: Old-time letters of an old-time politician

October 1922

  • Sunday, October 1, 1922: Old-time letters of an old-time politician
  • Sunday, October 8, 1922: Old-time letters of an old-time politician
  • Sunday, October 15, 1922: On the Lincoln Highway a century ago
  • Sunday, October 22, 1922: An English tourist in Pittsburgh in 1817
  • Sunday, October 29, 1922: A little girl in Alleghenytown

November 1922

  • Sunday, November 5, 1922: A little girl in Alleghenytown
  • Sunday, November 12, 1922: The old First Ward School of Allegheny
  • Sunday, November 19, 1922: School days in old Allegheny
  • Sunday, November 26, 1922: Frontier Pittsburgh in 1788

December 1922

  • Sunday, December 3, 1922: Frontier Pittsburgh in 1788
  • Sunday, December 10, 1922: Frontier Pittsburgh in 1788
  • Sunday, December 17, 1922: Frontier Pittsburgh in 1788
  • Sunday, December 24, 1922: Military affairs on western border 1784–1788
  • Sunday, December 31, 1922: Pittsburgh in 1811

1923

January 1923

  • Sunday, January 7, 1923: A medley of recollections
  • Sunday, January 14, 1923: An oddity visits Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, January 21, 1923: History from Mrs. Royall's book, with notes
  • Sunday, January 28, 1923: History from Mrs. Royall's book with notes

February 1923

  • Sunday, February 4, 1923: History from Mrs. Royall's book with notes
  • Sunday, February 11, 1923: Meeting Abraham Lincoln
  • Sunday, February 18, 1923: Odds and ends
  • Sunday, February 25, 1923: More odds and ends

March 1923

  • Sunday, March 4, 1923: Back to Civil War days
  • Sunday, March 11, 1923: Some Civil War episodes
  • Sunday, March 18, 1923: The old Western Penitentiary
  • Sunday, March 25, 1923: Tyrone Power's visit to Pittsburgh

April 1923

  • Sunday, April 1, 1923: When Pittsburgh was linked with West
  • Sunday, April 8, 1923: Looking backwards to log cabin days
  • Sunday, April 22, 1923: Memories
  • Sunday, April 29, 1923: Century old tales of Pittsburgh

May 1923

  • Sunday, May 6, 1923: A reader's recollections
  • Sunday, May 20, 1923: Our early courts and court houses
  • Sunday, May 27, 1923: Memories of the Civil War

June 1923

  • Sunday, June 3, 1923: Our early courts and court houses
  • Sunday, June 10, 1923: Our early courts and court houses
  • Sunday, June 17, 1923: Our early courts and court houses
  • Sunday, June 24, 1923: Fortifying Pittsburgh in 1863

July 1923

  • Sunday, July 1, 1923: Fortifying Pittsburgh in 1863
  • Sunday, July 8, 1923: Foster from a Cincinnati viewpoint
  • Sunday, July 22, 1923: Back again to the olden time
  • Sunday, July 29, 1923: History from an old geography

August 1923

  • Sunday, August 5, 1923: History from an old geography
  • Sunday, August 12, 1923: History from an old geography
  • Sunday, August 19, 1923: A naturalist's visit to Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, August 26, 1923: Politics in Pittsburgh in 1805

September 1923

  • Sunday, September 2, 1923: Certain early inhabitants of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, September 9, 1923: Our early governors and their times
  • Sunday, September 16, 1923: History from an old petition
  • Sunday, September 23, 1923: Pioneer publishers of Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, September 30, 1923: Pioneer publishers of Pittsburgh

October 1923

  • Sunday, October 7, 1923: At "The Sign of the Franklin Head"
  • Sunday, October 14, 1923: Life and times of Zadok Cramer
  • Sunday, October 28, 1923: Pennsylvania at Fort Meigs

November 1923

  • Sunday, November 4, 1923: Our boys of 1812
  • Sunday, November 11, 1923: The Pittsburgh Blues of 1812
  • Sunday, November 18, 1923: Our boys of 1812
  • Sunday, November 25, 1923: A great day in the Iron City

December 1923

  • Sunday, December 2, 1923: The passing of John Brown
  • Sunday, December 9, 1923: Pittsburgh's centennial history
  • Sunday, December 23, 1923: Stray leaves from Cramer's almanacs
  • Sunday, December 30, 1923: Stray leaves from Cramer's almanacs

1924

January 1924

  • Sunday, January 6, 1924: Stray leaves from Cramer's almanacs
  • Sunday, January 13, 1924: Stray leaves from Cramer's almanacs
  • Sunday, January 20, 1924: Stray leaves from Cramer's almanacks
  • Sunday, January 27, 1924: Stray leaves from Cramer's almanacks

February 1924

  • Sunday, February 3, 1924: An odd souvenir and an odd letter
  • Sunday, February 10, 1924: Laurel wreaths are laid again
  • Sunday, February 17, 1924: Washington's birthday and the S. A. R.
  • Sunday, February 24, 1924: When Washington died

March 1924

  • Sunday, March 2, 1924: Dissecting an old newspaper
  • Sunday, March 9, 1924: When the Prince of Wied went west
  • Sunday, March 16, 1924: Pittsburgh in the forties
  • Sunday, March 23, 1924: Robert Sears' sketch of Pittsburgh

April 1924

May 1924

June 1924

July 1924

  • Sunday, July 6, 1924: The old pike
  • Sunday, July 13, 1924: Our revolutionary sires
  • Sunday, July 20, 1924: Gleanings from old-time registers
  • Sunday, July 27, 1924: Gleanings from old-time registers

August 1924

  • Sunday, August 3, 1924: The old Seventh Ward, Pittsburgh
  • Sunday, August 10, 1924: The old Seventh Ward
  • Sunday, August 17, 1924: The old Seventh Ward
  • Sunday, August 24, 1924: The old Sixth Ward
  • Sunday, August 31, 1924: The old Sixth Ward

September 1924

  • Sunday, September 7, 1924: The old Sixth Ward
  • Sunday, September 14, 1924: The boys of the Old Cow Yard

October 1924

  • Sunday, October 12, 1924: Collot's voyage
  • Sunday, October 19, 1924: The old Sixth Ward
  • Sunday, October 26, 1924: The old Sixth Ward

November 1924

  • Sunday, November 23, 1924: Collot's voyage
  • Sunday, November 30, 1924: Collot's voyage

December 1924

  • Sunday, December 7, 1924: The old Sixth Ward
  • Sunday, December 14, 1924: Collot's voyage
  • Sunday, December 21, 1924: Collot's voyage
  • Sunday, December 28, 1924: Collot's voyage

1925

January 1925

  • Sunday, January 4, 1925: Abner Lacock, a Beaver pioneer
  • Sunday, January 11, 1925: Abner Lacock, a Beaver pioneer
  • Sunday, January 25, 1925: James Lyon, a pioneer

February 1925

  • Sunday, February 1, 1925: In the days of the pioneers
  • Sunday, February 8, 1925: "Annals of a quiet neighborhood"
  • Sunday, February 15, 1925: A talk and a walk
  • Sunday, February 22, 1925: Thoughts on Washington's birthday

March 1925

April 1925

  • Sunday, April 5, 1925: "Suc-co-tash"
  • Sunday, April 19, 1925: "Suc-co-tash"
  • Sunday, April 26, 1925: The old hill and Minersville revisited

May 1925

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