The original name of Pittsburgh is Fort Duquesne. The current city of Pittsburgh is from the conglomeration of two towns, "Pittsburg" (without the 'h') and "Allegeny" (also without an 'h') just across the Allegheny River. Fort Duquesne was a Fench and Indian War outpost captured by George Washington in the aforementioned conflict renaming it "Fort Pitt" after the British Prime Minister of Lowland Scottish descent at the advice of Washington's Scottish aide-du-camp.
Pittsburgh is a large formerly industrial city in southwest Pennsylvania. There is also a Pittsburg (no h) in Kansas.
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The spelling is Pittsburgh if it's the city in Pennsylvania. Other states (Kansas, for example) may have a town called Pittsburg.
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Andy Warhol (1928 - 1987), was born in Pittsburg. He lived there until 1949, when he moved to New York City.
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Cadmea or Cadmeia (Καδμεία) is the original name of the city in which Theban King Oedipus was born. The name honored the city's original founder and first king, Cadmus. Cadmus was Oedipus' great-great grandfather.
The 250 patch on the Pens sweater is in honour of city of Pittsburg's 250th anniversary as a city. It will only be worn this season on the sweater. It's called a jersey.
It is one of the original 13 states- it is also the name of a city in Nevada.
Yes- Boston is northeast of Pittsburg
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