Banksville Neighborhood (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
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Alexander Carnahan laid out Banksville just after the Civil War. The town was a farming community as well as a properous mining town whose settlers were mostly Scotch-Irish. The Little Saw Mill Run Railroad, owned by the Harmony Society, was operated between Banksville and the West End beginning in April 1853. Banksville was formerly a part of Union Township before being annexed into the city of Pittsburgh in 1907.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banksville_(Pittsburgh)
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Coordinates: 40°24'43"N 80°2'25"W
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