Pittsburgh Steps
by Bob Regan
Pittsburgh Steps is a comprehensive guide to the city's extensive system of public staircases. Authored by Bob Regan, it covers their historical context, architectural features, and locations, serving as an essential companion for those interested in Pittsburgh's unique topography and heritage. Ideal for locals and tourists seeking to navigate and appreciate these hidden gems.
About This Book
Pittsburgh Steps by Bob Regan offers an in-depth look at the city's famous network of public stairways. These steps, numbering in the hundreds, connect neighborhoods and provide both functional pathways and scenic routes for residents and visitors alike.
The book delves into the origins of these steps, tracing their development alongside Pittsburgh's growth as an industrial powerhouse. Regan's research highlights how the hilly terrain necessitated such innovative solutions for mobility.
Practical details are included, such as maps and directions to key stairways, making it a valuable resource for walkers, hikers, and history enthusiasts exploring the area.
Through photographs and narratives, the volume captures the cultural significance of these steps in Pittsburgh's identity, blending urban history with everyday utility.
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