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Civil War-Era Pittsburgh
- 1866: Raucous welcome for an unpopular president.
- 1864: Civil War relief effort more than 'fair.'
- 1863: As Lee moves northward, Pittsburgh digs in.
- 1862: No exaggerating horror at arsenal explosion.
- 1861: Pittsburgh gets to know new White House ladies
- 1861: Fall of Fort Sumter has Pittsburgh abuzz
- 1861: Pittsburghers react to attack on Fort Sumter
- 1861: Inaugural speech draws mixed reviews for Abe.
- 1860: Pittsburgh wins a peaceful victory.
- 1860: Anxiety rises as South steers toward secession.
- 1860: Republicans win big in Allegheny County.
- 1860: 'Baron Renfrew' charms Pittsburgh's ladies.
- 1860: 'Pittsburgh, we have a problem.'
- 1859: Split decisions on slavery in Pennsylvania.
- 1856: Republicans get their act together.
