Tom Barrasso, a legendary goaltender
In our archive, folders with Barrasso’s images do not bleed black and gold, they are mostly black and white.
View Article‘Iron Mike’ Webster and his routine
In the Post-Gazette archives our editors found not only photographs of one of the toughest Hall of Famers but also a story by Jonathan Silver detailing the battles of “Iron Mike.”
View ArticleThe odyssey of Henry Phipps Jr.
The quiet philanthropist gave the elegant, lush greenhouse to the city of Pittsburgh in 1893.
View ArticleStrip District shops rich in history and aromas
An ode to the Strip District mainstays from a Post-Gazette summer intern.
View ArticleThe extraordinary life of Art Rooney Sr. in newspaper snippets and pictures
From writing greeting cards to boxing, history of the Chief is revealed in excerpts from the Post-Gazette.
View ArticleTim Stevens, Pittsburgh’s singing activist
Tim Stevens' career as a musician lasted as long if not longer than his role as a civil rights activist, community advocate and volunteer.
View ArticleThe evolution of Wiz Khalifa
"I definitely want to be one of the big icons of music,” he said in 2005.
View Article“I think it safe to say that hard work killed her”
Katherine Soffel spent the last years of her life trying to atone for her "one rash act."
View ArticleOn the set of “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” in 1971
"He was the most present and genuine person I’ve ever met."
View ArticleCy Hungerford: Pittsburgh’s cartooning chronicler
The Parkersburg Social Rebel was a West Virginia newspaper so small that it’s hard to…
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