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Pittsburgh after the Fire from Birmingham

Artist William C. Wall witnessed Pittsburgh's catastrophic fire of April 10, 1845, which destroyed a third of the city. This view taken from the south bank of the Monongahela River shows the ruins as they appeared on April 12.

From the Carnegie Museum of Art

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