Bell Telephone Building (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) | office building, Verizon store

USA / Pennsylvania / Pittsburgh / Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania / 7th Avenue, 416
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The Bell Telephone Building, now belonging to Bell's successor Verizon, is actually a half-block complex built in phases going back to about 1890. At its northeast corner is the original seven-story edifice of red brick on a sandstone base, designed by Frederick Osterling in Romanesque Revival style. South of this stands an 11-story addition from 1905. The 20-story, limestone-clad main building (1923) fills out the rest of the half-block.
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Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_Telephone_Building_(Pittsburgh,_Pennsylvania)
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Coordinates:   40°26'31"N   79°59'46"W
This article was last modified 14 years ago