History Center Publication

C. Prentiss Orr (Author), Abby Mendelson (Author), Tripp Clarke (Author)

Celebrate 500 influential Pittsburghers who have created a legacy for our region like no other place in the world.  Pittsburgh Born, Pittsburgh Bred features the artists and athletes, industrialists and inventors, scientists and philanthropists who have shaped our region (p. 304).

C. Prentiss Orr (Author), Abby Mendelson (Author), Tripp Clarke (Author)

Celebrate 500 influential Pittsburghers who have created a legacy for our region like no other place in the world.  Pittsburgh Born, Pittsburgh Bred features the artists and athletes, industrialists and inventors, scientists and philanthropists who have shaped our region (p. 304). 

 History Center Publication

R. Scott Stephenson (Author)

Clash of Empires: The British, French and Indian War 1754 - 1763, accompanies a groundbreaking exhibit by the same name. Author Scott Stephenson spent more than a decade locating art, objects, and manuscripts that tell the story of this colorful and dramatic clash of empires (p. 128).

Dan Rooney (Author), Andrew E. Masich (Contributor), David Halaas (Contributor)

It's all here: the difficult contract negotiations, controversial decisions, memorable teams, and many behind-the-scenes stories of the growth of America's favorite game (p. 400).

  History Center Publication

Brian Butko (Editor), Sherrie Flick (Editorial Assistant)

This special commemorative edition Pittsburgh: A Tradition of Innovation is a personal look at the amazing innovators who changed our world over the past 250 years (p. 72).

Burton K. Kummerow (Author), Christine H. O'Toole (Author), R. Scott Stephenson (Author)

Pennsylvania's Forbes Trail takes an engaging approach to one of the most dramatic and significant chapters of the French and Indian War, combining gripping history with tools to help contemporary travelers discover historic sites, the great outdoors and family attractions along the trail today (p. 208).

Mike Orfanopolous (Editor)

VI: Pittsburgh Steelers Six-Time Super Bowl Champions is a soft cover 116 page limited edition book complete with full color photos, game-by-game highlights, in-depth stories, stats and more (p. 116).

Triumph Books (Author)

Comaback Kids celebrates the hard-earned championship that at one time seemed beyond Pittsburgh's grasp (p. 128).

Richard A. Monti (Editor), Sandra Skowron (Editor)

To celebrate Pittsburgh’s 250th birthday, the Tribune-Review has published Forging Ahead: Pittsburgh at 250, tracing our city's history from George Washington's encounters with the Indians to the Steelers' Super Bowl wins to life in the city today (p. 152).

Miriam Meislik (Author)

In stunning black-and-white photography, this handsome coffee-table book details the historical growth of Pittsburgh from its early days up to recent times. Spanning two centuries and nearly 200 images, the book offers a compelling look into the past for any longtime resident and every history buff of Pittsburgh (p. 206).

Anita Kulina (Author)

Millhunks and Renegades puts the story back in history.  Through interviews with folks aged 12-96, Anita Kulina has pieced together what could easily be the story of many urban neighborhoods across the nation (p.159).

Bill Parise (Author), James Harrison (Collaborator)

For the first time, Harrison reveals overcoming adversity with a steely resolve to become one of the great Pittsburgh Steelers linebackers (p. 155).

Daniel M. Rooney (Author)

Rediscovering Lewis and Clark is filled with memories and highlights of the Rooney's trip along the path that Lewis and Clark took across America.  This full-color, magazine style keepsake allows you to share what the Rooney family had the pleasure to experience. 

Dorothy A. Miller (Author)

A best-selling restaurant and sightseeing guide with dining reviews, fun places to go and things to do in Pittsburgh and nearby neighborhoods. It's the definitive resource for residents, visitors and students. Join the thousands who have discovered Pittsburgh's hidden secret places to go, where to eat, shopping, night life, romantic and unusual things to do (p. 223).

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Art Rooney Jr. (Author), Roy McHugh (Author)

Ruanaidh: The Story of Art Rooney and his Clan follows to its conclusion the extraordinary life of Art Rooney, Sr. - the Chief (p. 483).

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Art Rooney Jr. (Author), Roy McHugh (Author)

Ruanaidh: The Story of Art Rooney and his Clan follows to its conclusion the extraordinary life of Art Rooney, Sr. - the Chief (p. 483).

Bob Regan (Author)

How the city, neighborhoods, streets, parks and more got their names (p. 200).

Peter Oresick (Author)

Warhol-o-rama surveys the extraordinary life - and robust afterlife - of Andy Warhol.  In this rollicking poetic sequence Peter Oresick reads Warhol through the eyes and words of others - from critics to Catholics to Carpatho-Rusyns.  The result is an unorthodox and entertaining serial portrait of an American artist whose 15 minutes of fame seem to have no end in sight (p. 102).