Pittsburgh Cemeteries

Pittsburgh Cemeteries

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  • Gen. James Scott Negley Monument, Allegheny Cemetery

    General James Scott Negley was an important figure in the Union Army, but perhaps his greatest claim to undying memory is that his sister married Thomas Mellon, guaranteeing that the Negleys would be intertwined with the richest family on earth. This picture has been donated to Wikimedia Commons under a Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication, so no permission is needed to use it for any purpose whatsoever.


  • Samuel S. Brown Mausoleum, Allegheny Cemetery

    A tasteful little fantasy-Gothic chapel with a statue of Hope (note her little anchor) standing guard at the top. 


  • An Angel in the South Side Cemetery

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    An angel keeps watch over the South Side Cemetery in Carrick.


  • Wilkins Mausoleum, Homewood Cemetery

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    The Wilkins family took the word “mausoleum” quite seriously and attempted a scale model of the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, which is probably the inspiration for more constructions in Pittsburgh than any other classical edifice.

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  • James B. Oliver Monument, Allegheny Cemetery

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    An unusual bronze monument with a wealth of detail. Father Pitt has uploaded this picture at 2-megapixel resolution; click on the picture to enlarge it.


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