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Shadyside (Belmont Co.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadyside,_OH East Palestine (Columbiana Co.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_palestine,_oh Wellsville (Columbiana Co.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wellsville,_OH Toronto (Jefferson Co.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toronto,_Oh Bridgeport (Belmont Co.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridgeport,_OH Cortland (Trumbull Co.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cortland,_oh

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Rob: Here's the link for the Frick Art & Historical Center... a 5 acre complex in Point Breeze which includes the Clayton estate... as well as the Frick Art Museum, the Frick Car & Carriage Museum, the Frick Children's Playhouse, the Cafe at the Frick, the Frick Greenhouse and Gardens, and the Lexington Education Center http://www.frickart.org/index.php

There's no "New England influence" in Eastern Pennsylvania... Eastern Pennsylvania was one of the original cultural hearths of Colonial America... developing a distinct pattern of urban development and architecture which was carried westward across the southern Midwest (by contrast, the New England hearth extended across Upstate NY and the Great Lakes region of the Midwest).

If you're heading to Blair County, DJ Orion, Hollidaysburg is a can't miss

that's great news about the Capitol Music Hall!

I drove through there once... Salem is awesome

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Super Bowl Insider: How do Steelers spell their latest championship? O-H-I-O by Tony Grossi/Plain Dealer Reporter Sunday February 01, 2009, 11:11 PM TAMPA, Fla. -- Pittsburgh owes its record sixth Super Bowl victory to Ohio. • Wide receiver Santonio Holmes, of Ohio State, earned the game's MVP award with nine catches for 131 yards and snatched the 27-23 Pittsburgh win with an acrobatic 6-yard TD pass with 35 seconds left. • Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, of Findlay and Miami (Ohio), led his team on the final drive, moving the Steelers -- with Holmes' help -- for 78 yards in 2:02. Roethlisberger won the Super Bowl for the second time in five years. He redeemed his sub-par performance in the 2005 Super Bowl game, throwing for 256 yards on 21-of-30 passing. • Linebacker James Harrison, of Kent State, had the play of the game before the final histrionics. Harrison, the NFL Defensive Player of the Year, intercepted Kurt Warner at the goal line and ran 100 yards for a touchdown on the last play of the first half. It was the longest play in Super Bowl history. Full article at http://www.cleveland.com/nfl/index.ssf/2009/02/super_bowl_insider_how_do_stee.html

Hooray for Ohio State's Santonio Holmes (MVP) and Kent State's James Harrison (100 yd. INT return)! Now the AFC North has SEVEN Lombardi trophies! Pittsburgh 6-1 Baltimore 1-0 Cincinnati 0-2 Cleveland 0-0

Rooney has a firm grasp By Jason Cole, Yahoo! Sports TAMPA, Fla. – Pittsburgh Steelers owner Dan Rooney makes it a policy to give out his cellphone number to all of the players. Conversely, Browns owner Randy Lerner allegedly didn’t even call the Jets before hiring Eric Mangini, the man New York had just fired. While those facts don’t fully explain the difference between a perennial contender like the Steelers and a serial cellar dweller like the Browns, it gives a glimpse into the chasm. Pittsburgh has become the NFL’s model franchise as it hopes to become the first team to win six Super Bowls when it plays the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. Meanwhile, the Browns have yet to reach a Super Bowl. “Everything flows from the owner down,” said former Steelers defensive back Rod Woodson, a finalist for this year’s Hall of Fame class. “If you have an owner who is erratic and doesn’t know how to treat people, eventually the players are going to pick up on it. If you have an owner who is good to people and is supportive of the coaching staff, then it sets a whole different tone for how your team operates.” Full article at http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=ArzzpqWVcCW8YCy16w4RjKM5nYcB?slug=jc-rooneyincontrol013009&prov=yhoo&type=lgns

much more architecturally impressive than its NE Ohio counterpart Lorain

very grim tour... thanks, urbanforever!

I remember seeing the signs for this on I-76.

Gorgeous photos!

where is the yoga studio?

I agree with David.

I was hoping to go to that on Friday, but instead ended up playing scrabble with friends.

what an epic thread... great interior shots... the Frick building is glorious...

If you're referring to the multiple empty lots on Grandview... those are sites of proposed condos... Mt. Washington has an extremely powerful NIMBY coalition that has notoriously held up condo projects for years... though one is finally under way

"We're from the town with the great football team... we cheer the Pittsburgh Steelers!" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wafrm6Aumjk

quite depressing :(

Cleveland Browns Stadium looks awesome.