Motor Square Garden and Virgil Cabrini's Joy of Life fountain (1969) in S'liberty, Pittsburgh. |
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Friday, July 29, 2016
That's So Pittsburgh: Motor Square Garden
The Mellon family built East Liberty Market c. 1900. It didn't do well as a market and was bought in 1915 by the Pittsburgh Automobile Association for car shows and boxing matches. Then it was a new-car dealership. When it failed as an urban mall, AAA bought the building in 1988. There's a DMV office and also the UPMC Shadyside School of Nursing. This is the dome, three stories up.
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