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PNC Park
Today was a special day at PNC Park. The Pittsburgh Pirates honored their newest Hall of Fame inductees—Wilbur Cooper, John Candelaria, and Jack Wilson. Tony Beasley, the Pirates’ third-base coach and a cancer survivor, sang the national anthem before the…
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Roberto Clemente Bridge
Roberto Clemente (1934–1972) was a legendary Pittsburgh Pirates right fielder who recorded 3,000 career hits and became an enduring symbol of baseball excellence, Latino pride, and humanitarian service. In 1998, Pittsburgh’s Sixth Street Bridge was renamed the Roberto Clemente Bridge…
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McKinley Monument
Built in 1907, the McKinley Monument is a 96-foot marble obelisk in Niagara Square, commemorating President William McKinley, who was assassinated in Buffalo in 1901.
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Buffalo City Hall
Built in 1931, Buffalo City Hall is one of the largest and tallest municipal buildings in the United States.
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Statler Buffalo
Statler Buffalo, completed in 1923, was one of Buffalo’s grandest hotels and remains a prominent landmark overlooking Niagara Square.
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Liberty Building
Built in 1925 as the headquarters of Liberty National Bank, the Liberty Building was the largest office building in downtown Buffalo at the time.
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Guaranty Building
Built in 1896, the Guaranty Building is one of the earliest skyscrapers in the world and a pioneering example of Louis Sullivan’s innovative architectural design.
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Killbear Provincial Park
Lookout Point Trail Killbear Provincial Park Discovery Centre Lighthouse Point Trail Campground: Blind Bay #722.
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