Civil War Pittsburgh | Historical War Accounts, Militia Companies & Local Soldier Sacrifices Gifts For Him We hope you scoop these

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Muckraking journalist Walter Liggett dubbed Pittsburgh the "Metropolis of Corruption" in 1930 when he reported the city had more vice per square foot than New York

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Civil War Pittsburgh | Historical War Accounts, Militia Companies & Local Soldier Sacrifices Gifts For Him We hope you scoop theseOn Christmas Day 1860, the "Daily Pittsburgh Gazette "announced that more than one hundred cannons from the nearby U. S. Arsenal were to be shipped south. Fiercely loyal to the Union, Pittsburghers halted the movement of the artillery, which would have been seized by secessionist sympathizers. Over the course of the Civil War, Pittsburgh and Allegheny County provided both troops and equipment including heavy artillery in disproportionately large