Share Your Favorite Pittsburgh Street Views

[selltheburgh]

Some of my favorites in Highland Park and East Liberty - especially clicking on the historical view tab on the top left and going back to 2007.

Cordova St - no changes but an awesome house
https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4790...HUR5hDUIjA!2e0

Bryant St - look at the historic difference from 2007 to present
https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4760...!2e0!5s2014-07

N St Clair St - 2 vacant Turrets recently remodeled:
https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4717...!2e0!5s2014-07

Snively Way - 2007 versus 2014
https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4693...!2e0!5s2007-07

N Euclid - 2007 versus 2014
https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4691...!2e0!5s2007-07

Pre and post target
https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4607...!2e0!5s2007-07

Pre and post Bakery Square:
https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4561...!2e0!5s2007-07

Highland / Wallace:
https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4603...!2e0!5s2014-06


Lawrenceville:
48th St - 2007 - 2014
https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4765...!2e0!5s2007-07

Sort of a bummer they tore this old building and trees down for new construction
https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4751...!2e0!5s2014-07

[CFP]

Originally Posted by selltheburgh

Some of my favorites in Highland Park and East Liberty - especially clicking on the historical view tab on the top left and going back to 2007.

Cordova St - no changes but an awesome house
https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4790...HUR5hDUIjA!2e0

that's where the prettiest girl at falk school used to live back in the day

[airwave09]

Snively Way - 2007 versus 2014
https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4693...!2e0!5s2007-07

Absolutely mind boggling alleyway transformation. The before shot there is almost completely unrecognizable from the after shot. The 2007 view looks like an alley in a third world country alley up and down and the after shot looks like it was taken in San Francisco.

I love that little green historic looking modern garage addition on the house at the intersection with St. Clair street. It looks like it was an original part of the old house all along and the only giveaway that it is actually a garage is the door on the side. If only everyone could spend the money to do contextually appropriate new construction in historic neighborhoods just like that.

We need more redevelopments like this in depressed areas of the city, just improving the landscaping alone in these overgrown areas can make the streets as well as the neighborhoods themselves 1000x more appealing to new residents.

[tclifton]

Originally Posted by SAVVY412

Due to my work, i get to travel around pittsburgh.

So i decided every area i go im going to try to take a good picture of the city.


(West Carson Street) by the west end bridge.


(Greenfield) I forget the street.


(Southside) On Pj Mcardle


*random picture* Greenfield

Why are these so saturated looking??

[grep]

Originally Posted by tclifton

Why are these so saturated looking??

It looks like HDR combined with at least one other filter.

[gg]

Maybe this view will put this in perspective. I don't think you folks would understand this hill. It is part of the dirty dozen which is coming up pretty soon. I don't believe there is another hill in the country that can hang with our very own Canton. Actually, it is probably the steepest hill on earth at a 37% grade! Shall we all take a little ride?

[Moby Hick]

Originally Posted by gg

I don't believe there is another hill in the country that can hang with our very own Canton. Actually, it is probably the steepest hill on earth at a 37% grade! Shall we all take a little ride?

I'm all for local pride and everything, but I think New Zealand has the better claim. The 37% grade part only extends for 6.5 meters. If can judge a street by that short of a stretch, the next thing you know somebody will submit a curb.

Baldwin Street - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[The above is not to suggest I'd find it enjoyable, or even possible, to ride a bike up Canton.]

[CFP]

hazelwood
http://goo.gl/maps/or0kf