Fort Pitt

fort that was built at the Forks of the Ohio
see also Fort Pitt

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1759 fort, Fort Duquesne, United States of America, 

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Location: 40.4411, -80.009, ///stiff.grab.complains, Google, Bing, Aerial View, OldMapsOnline, ESRI Imagery, Historic Markers, KML

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Frameless

453 of 'American Historic Towns' (11294653483)

An artist's rendition of Fort Pitt, now Pittsburgh, PA, as it appeared around 1776.

A Journey in North America, containing a survey of the countries watered by the Mississipi, Ohio, Missouri and other affluing rivers... illustrated by 36 maps, plans, views and divers cuts - by Victor Collot - btv1b530967428 (12 of 40)

A map of the land abt. Red Stone and Fort Pitt, LOC 74692581

BASTIONS OF HISTORIC FORT PITT ARE MARKED BY A PLAQUE IN THE GATEWAY CENTER AREA OF DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA PARK-LIKE SETTINGS STRESSING PLANTINGS OF VARIOUS KINDS, SCULPTURE AND POOLS WERE FEATURES DURING THE URBAN RENEWAL RENAISSANCE PROGRAM OF THE EARLY 1950'S. THE OBJECTIVE WAS TO OFFER HUMAN DIMENSIONS TO COMPLEMENT THE TOWERING OFFICE BUILDINGS

Bedford (Dr. Nathaniel), Trinity Churchyard, 2015-09-10, 02

Crawford expedition.PNG

Diagram explaining the inspiration behind each part of Pittsburgh Clothing Company's logo

Forts at Forks of Ohio

Fort Pitt 1795 large

Fort Pitt P6210238 Commanders quarters

Fort Pitt bastion

Fort Pitt from Mt Washington

Fort Pitt (Pennsylvania), map published in 1765

Fort Pitt, Pennsylvania, 1759

Map of a route through south west Pennsylvania from Fort Loudon, Franklin Co. to Fort Pitt, Pittsburgh. LOC gm71000599

Old Fort Duquesne (i.e. Fort Pitt) LCCN2012645651

Page from Fort Pitt Waste book

Pittsburgh point of confluence

Plan of Fort Pitt, 1761

The photographic history of the Civil War - thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities (1911) (14739882546)

Thomas Hutchinson's 1764 map of the Ohio Country

Washington Pennsylvania Map

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
link	FortWiki article@				Wikidata
link	Tripadvisor page@				Wikidata
museum	USS Requin		military museum, United States Navy		Wikidata
image	453 of 'American Historic Towns' (11294653483)	2013			Wikimedia
image	An artist's rendition of Fort Pitt, now Pittsburgh, PA, as it appeared around 1776.	1776			Wikimedia
image	A Journey in North America, containing a survey of the countries watered by the Mississipi, Ohio, Missouri and other affluing rivers... illustrated by 36 maps, plans, views and divers cuts - by Victor Collot - btv1b530967428 (12 of 40)				Wikimedia
image	A map of the land abt. Red Stone and Fort Pitt, LOC 74692581	1780			Wikimedia
image	BASTIONS OF HISTORIC FORT PITT ARE MARKED BY A PLAQUE IN THE GATEWAY CENTER AREA OF DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA PARK-LIKE SETTINGS STRESSING PLANTINGS OF VARIOUS KINDS, SCULPTURE AND POOLS WERE FEATURES DURING THE URBAN RENEWAL RENAISSANCE PROGRAM OF THE EARLY 1950'S. THE OBJECTIVE WAS TO OFFER HUMAN DIMENSIONS TO COMPLEMENT THE TOWERING OFFICE BUILDINGS				Wikimedia
image	Bedford (Dr. Nathaniel), Trinity Churchyard, 2015-09-10, 02	2015			Wikimedia
image	Crawford expedition.PNG	2006			Wikimedia
image	Diagram explaining the inspiration behind each part of Pittsburgh Clothing Company's logo	2017			Wikimedia
image	Forts at Forks of Ohio	2009			Wikimedia
image	Fort Pitt 1795 large	1876			Wikimedia
image	Fort Pitt P6210238 Commanders quarters				Wikimedia
image	Fort Pitt bastion	2006			Wikimedia
image	Fort Pitt from Mt Washington	2012			Wikimedia
image	Fort Pitt (Pennsylvania), map published in 1765				Wikimedia
image	Fort Pitt, Pennsylvania, 1759	1908			Wikimedia
image	Map of a route through south west Pennsylvania from Fort Loudon, Franklin Co. to Fort Pitt, Pittsburgh. LOC gm71000599	1763			Wikimedia
image	Old Fort Duquesne (i.e. Fort Pitt) LCCN2012645651				Wikimedia
image	Page from Fort Pitt Waste book	2016			Wikimedia
image	Pittsburgh point of confluence				Wikimedia
image	Plan of Fort Pitt, 1761	1761			Wikimedia
image	The photographic history of the Civil War - thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities (1911) (14739882546)	1911			Wikimedia
image	Thomas Hutchinson's 1764 map of the Ohio Country	1911			Wikimedia
image	Washington Pennsylvania Map	1753			Wikimedia