Trolley Scene Sixth St & Liberty Ave Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 1912 Woolworths

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Corner Sixth Street and Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaA bustling view of downtown Pittsburgh featuring two electric trolleys and a lively crowd in front of the F.W. Woolworth Co. 5 and 10 Cent Store. The postcard captures the energy of the early 20th century urban street scene with horse-drawn carriages, tall buildings, and vintage signage. Postmarked 1912 and addressed to Muskogee, Oklahoma, this historic card offers a window into Pittsburgh’s vibrant commercial district.Type: Printed postcardSubject: Street scene, trolley cars, Woolworths, Pittsburgh downtownLocation: Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaPublisher: J. Robbins & Son, Pittsburgh, PAPostmark: 1912, with one cent green Washington stampCondition: Light corner and edge wear; divided back with ink writingEra: Divided back era, early 20th century

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