247K views · 3.6K reactions | New exhibit loading in 3…2…1….⏳Pittsburgh’s Hidden History opens this Saturday, April 26! Plan your visit to the museum to see rarely and never-before-seen objects that tell stories from Pittsburgh’s past like never before.… | Heinz History Center | Facebook

Step into a whimsical world of wonders at Pittsburgh’s Hidden History — now on view at the Heinz History Center! 👀 Discover rarely and never-before-seen treasures — from tiny curiosities to jaw-dropping marvels — that tell the untold stories of Pittsburgh’s past! 🌃✨ Spot iconic pieces from The Original Hot Dog Shop, Primanti Bros., Kaufmann’s, Kennywood, and more! 🍔🎢 Plus, don’t miss the getaway sleigh tied to one of the city’s most infamous prison breaks! 🤯🚔 Ready to uncover the secrets?

22K views · 231 reactions | The Ice Capades of 1941 at the Duquesne Gardens. | The Odd, Mysterious & Fascinating History of Pittsburgh | Facebook

429K views · 31K reactions | Trump Saves The Steel Industry With 50% Tariff #Trump #MAGA #Steel #pittsburgh #Pennsylvania | Eric Deters for Kentucky and America | Facebook

After years of an uncertain future for Western Pennsylvania’s steel industry, U.S. Steel workers gathered in Braddock on Aug. 2 to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Edgar Thomson Works — filled with optimism and a clear path forward. The milestone comes after the multibillion-dollar sale of U.S. Steel to Japanese steelmaker Nippon Steel Corp. last month, marking an end to years of negotiations and providing what many workers see as job security for themselves and future generations. Read mo