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On a crisp clear wintry day, when the incline car is full and Pittsburgh is alive with activity, you can almost hear a voice share with a visiting friend, “You see, now this is My Home Town!”
On a crisp clear wintry day, when the incline car is full and Pittsburgh is alive with activity, you can almost hear a voice share with a visiting friend, “You see, now this is My Home Town!”.
The historic South Side Slopes offers a perfect view at dawn as the sun rises and races across the river highlighting the pinnacles of Pittsburgh’s buildings. St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church reminds us of a new day’s hope.
The historic South Side Slopes offers a perfect view at dawn as the sun rises and races across the river highlighting the pinnacles of Pittsburgh’s buildings. St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church reminds us of a new day’s hope.
Native Pittsburghers have brought their special guests through the Fort Pitt Tunnel to experience this breathtaking view for generations. Uniquely Pittsburgh, this grand entrance to our beautiful city inspires and thrills all who enter the glass and steel Golden Triangle.
Native Pittsburghers have brought their special guests through the Fort Pitt Tunnel to experience this breathtaking view for generations. Uniquely Pittsburgh, this grand entrance to our beautiful city inspires and thrills all who enter the glass and steel Golden Triangle.
Shopping at Hills brought delight to children’s faces as they walked through the doors, smelled the popcorn, saw the scrumptious snack bar, and explored the wonderland of toys. It was as if the store was just from them.
Shopping at Hills brought delight to childrens’ faces as they walked through the doors, smelled the popcorn, saw the scrumptious snack bar, and explored the wonderland of toys. It was as if the store was just for them.
Along Forbes Avenue in Pittsburgh’s Oakland community sat a cherished restaurant and meeting place. The Original Hot Dog Shop, commonly known as “The O”, was most famous for its huge mound of French fries, or “O Fries.”
Along Forbes Avenue in Pittsburgh’s Oakland community sat a cherished restaurant and meeting place. The Original Hot Dog Shop, commonly known as “The O”, was most famous for its huge mound of French fries, or “O Fries.”
“Since your dad was a lad”, there has been an orange cart along Western Avenue on Pittsburgh’s Northside serving hand-shaved iceball treats, buttery popcorn and peanuts. Gus and Yia Yia have been serving families for generations with a summer memory of a cool, old-fashioned treat.
Mid-summer sizzles as the people of Pittsburgh gather on the Clemente Bridge for a festival unlike any other — honoring our favorite pickle. Join the fun and celebrate our unique hometown!
Drawn by a joyful holiday spirit, families and friends will follow an age-old tradition and come to downtown Pittsburgh and see the sparkle of the Horne’s tree.
Drawn by a joyful holiday spirit, families and friends will follow an age-old tradition and come to downtown Pittsburgh and see the sparkle of the Horne’s Tree.
Enjoying the panoramic view of Pittsburgh from the Duquesne incline, residents and guests alike marvel at the beauty of the holiday season in Pittsburgh.
Revisit a magical time in the wintry life of Pittsburgh. It warmed our hearts to see the wondrous windows when we were children and meeting our loved ones under Kaufmann’s Clock too!
Kaufmann’s Department Store beckons all to gather beneath it’s resplendent clock, a historic and popular meeting place for many Pittsburghers down through the years.
Kaufmann’s Department Store beckons all to gather beneath its resplendent clock, a historic and popular meeting place for many Pittsburghers down through the years.
Soft snow falling on this magical night as shoppers meet under Kaufmann’s clock and visit the beautifully decorated windows. It’s a time of wonder and joy as families and friends gather in Downtown Pittsburgh to start their holiday shopping and enjoy the festive holiday spirit.
As you climb the steep hill to the top of the West End Overlook, you are greeted with the spectatcular view of “Pittsburgh’s New Horizon”. You stand in wonder over the beauty and vastness of the city we call home.
Celebrate the holiday season in Pittsburgh when the city is aglow with shimmering lights – especially the beautiful tree at the Point. Pittsburgh truly becomes a winter wonderland in the snow.
What better way is there to spend a cold, wintry day during the holiday season than the rink at PPG Place. Enjoy all the sights and sounds Downtown Pittsburgh has to offer!
What better way is there to spend a cold, wintry day during the holiday season than at the rink at PPG Place. Enjoy all the sights and sounds downtown Pittsburgh has to offer!
Heinz Field roars to life whenever the black and gold take the field. Remarkable players and the world’s best fans make “Game Day at Heinz Field” unforgettable.
Heinz Field roars to life whenever the black and gold take the field. Remarkable players and the world’s best fans make “Game Day at Heinz Field” unforgettable.
On a warm, gentle summer day the sweet fragrance of beautiful flowers beckons. The old Victorian glass house of Phipps Conservatory invites families and friends to enjoy its elegant gardens.
On a warm, gentle summer day the sweet fragrance of beautiful flowers beckons. The old Victorian glass house of Phipps Conservatory invites families and friends to enjoy its elegant gardens.
The Gazebo, jewel of Ligonier’s Diamond, glows with holiday lights and brings warmth to this charming square. Put on your mittens and scarves and enjoy a silent winter’s stroll.
Ligonier’s Diamond, more than the center of the town, is the heart of the historic Ligonier Valley. Quaint shops surround the sparkling bandstand while festive wooden carolers add a charming taste of days gone by.
Linda’s painting, “Chapel on the Bluff”, features Duquesne University’s cherished chapel that overlooks Pittsburgh’s downtown area.
Listen and you may hear the pipe organ resound and see the exquisite stained glass windows of the beautiful, majestic Heinz Chapel.
Walk into a timeless setting where a cool drizzly rain awakens memories of days gone by and dreams yet to come.
As children look through the windows of their favorite toy store in excited anticipation of Christmas morning, holiday hopes come alive at S.W. Randall Toyes and Giftes on Smithfield Street in Downtown Pittsburgh.
Santa Claus puts the finishing touches on a rocking horse for a special little child. Thinking of the joy on that child’s face on Christmas morning, Santa smiles.
Santa cherishes the moment when he holds The Greatest Gift in his arms. As baby Jesus gazes into his eyes, it’s as if he’s saying, “Go and share the love in all that you do.”
Everyone’s heard of Santa’s naughty and nice list, but it’s just a myth. Santa Claus knows there aren’t any truly bad children. His book, filled with the names of children around the world, is really Santa’s Book of Good Children.
As you climb the steep hill through the canopied walkway to the top of the West End-Elliott Overlook, you stand in wonder over the beauty, lights and vastness of the city we call home.
10 Greeting Cards & Envelopes – $24 per box – plus $5.00 shipping and handling.
10 Greeting Cards & Envelopes – $24 per box – plus $5.00 shipping and handling.
10 Greeting Cards & Envelopes – $24 per box – plus $5.00 shipping and handling.
10 Greeting Cards & Envelopes – $24 per box – plus $5.00 shipping and handling.
10 Greeting Cards & Envelopes – $24 per box – plus $5.00 shipping and handling.
10 Greeting Cards & Envelopes – $24 per box – plus $5.00 shipping and handling.
10 Greeting Cards & Envelopes – $24 per box – plus $5.00 shipping and handling.
10 Greeting Cards & Envelopes – $24 per box – plus $5.00 shipping and handling.
10 Greeting Cards & Envelopes – $24 per box – plus $5.00 shipping and handling.
10 Greeting Cards & Envelopes – $24 per box – plus $5.00 shipping and handling.
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“He was chubby and plump, a right jolly old elf, And I laughed when I saw him, in spite of myself; A wink of his eye and a twist of his head, Soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread.” This lighthearted poem by Clement Moore’s “A Visit from St. Nicholas” truly inspired “Santa’s Merry Wink!”
Kaufmann’s Department Store was a favorite destination where Santa, seated on his majestic throne, warmly greeted each child after they happily waited in long lines just to have their moment with him.
With childlike joy, Santa leans over the train to look down the track. Clickity-clack, the train circles round the platform and heads back to the curve. Santa exclaims, “Choo! Choo! All aboard!”
Santa settles into his favorite chair by the glowing fire and enjoys an early evening snack of milk and cookies. The best part of the day is reading heartfelt letters mailed to him by children from all around the world.
As legend goes, all animals are able to speak and play together on Christmas Eve. Santa and his reindeer, Prancer, love to stop by on Christmas in the wee small hours of the morning to bring gifts to all their woodland friends.
At Christmas time, snowmen have been known to come alive. Santa is all too familiar with the magic that creates it. It is the love, put into these creatures, that makes them real for all of us in our dreams at Christmas.
Santa soon discovers that riding a cool motor cycle is a great diversion from his sleigh. As he speeds through the night, snow flies, toys take flight and even the little puppy holds on.
Santa soon discovers that riding a cool motor cycle is a great diversion from his sleigh. As he speeds through the night, snow flies, toys take flight and even the little puppy holds on!
Once a year Santa trains up his youngest reindeer to eventually fly his sleigh. Imagine Santa’s delight at this little token of tenderness as the little fellow licks Santa’s face.
Once a year Santa trains up his youngest reindeer to eventually fly his sleigh. Imagine Santa’s delight at this little token of tenderness as the little fellow licks Santa’s face.