Pittsburgh Glass Works (Former Site) (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)

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First glass factory in Pittsburgh was established on this site by James O'Hara and Isaac Craig in 1797. It manufactured bottles and window glass until the 1880s. A precursor of Pittsburgh's rise as the nation's largest glass producer.

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Coordinates: 40°26'23"N 80°1'0"W

South Pennsylvania Railroad Right of Way (Abandoned) 78 km
Ursina and North Fork Railway (Abandoned) 82 km
South Pennsylvania Railroad Right of Way (Abandoned) 87 km
B&O White’s Creek Branch (Abandoned) 90 km
Path of Johnstown Flood 91 km
B&O Berlin Branch (Abandoned) 98 km
Confluence and Oakland Railroad Right-of-way (Abandoned) 98 km
B&O/CSX Salisbury Branch (Partially Abandoned) 102 km
Castleman River Railroad (Abandoned) 106 km
South Pennsylvania Railroad Right Of Way (Abandoned) 111 km

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