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The 26 pages that link to Pittsburgh, each with the reason it gives.

• Great MigrationBroader topic: Steel employment made Pittsburgh a destination for Black workers leaving Southern agriculture.

• DeindustrializationBroader topic: Pittsburgh shows how an industrial city can pursue economic transition after steel contraction.

• Andrew CarnegieRelated: Carnegie's mills helped make Pittsburgh a leading center of American steel production.

• Gene KellyRelated: Kelly’s Pittsburgh upbringing preceded his move into professional dance and theater.

• CincinnatiCompared with: Pittsburgh’s upstream river setting offers a useful comparison with Cincinnati’s Ohio River port.

• ClevelandCompared with: Pittsburgh offers a useful comparison in industrial growth, river geography, and postindustrial change.

• Ohio RiverBroader topic: The river begins at Pittsburgh, a major industrial and transport hub.

• University of PittsburghNarrower topic: The university’s main campus and institutional history are rooted in this city.

• Rust BeltBroader topic: Its shift from steel production toward education, health care, and technology offers a contrasting urban trajectory.

• GeorgismBroader topic: Its policy is a prominent real-world example associated with Georgist tax reform.

• American Conservatory TheaterRelated: The company began there before relocating to San Francisco in 1967.

• Alan FreedRelated: Freed’s early life began there before his broadcasting career took shape in Ohio.

• Henry BessemerRelated: Bessemer technology helped Pittsburgh mills expand steel output.

• Henry Clay FrickRelated: Frick’s mills and philanthropy helped shape Pittsburgh’s industrial economy and civic life.

• George WestinghouseRelated: Westinghouse established his manufacturing enterprises in Pittsburgh, where steel and engineering industries expanded.

• Stephen FosterRelated: Local publishers and musical networks helped Foster establish himself as a professional songwriter.

• Josh GibsonRelated: Gibson’s teams and much of his baseball life were closely tied to the city.

• Andrew MellonNarrower topic: Mellon family banking and industrial investments helped shape the city’s economy and civic landscape.

• Billy StrayhornRelated: Strayhorn grew up in Pittsburgh and developed his musical ambitions there.

• Samuel LangleyRelated: Langley directed the Allegheny Observatory there before moving to the Smithsonian.

• Big MacRelated: The Big Mac was first sold in the Pittsburgh area in 1967.

• Henry J. HeinzNarrower topic: Heinz built his company in the Pittsburgh region, where its early operations were based.

• Oh! SusannaRelated: Foster composed the song while living in the city.

• George A. RomeroRelated: Romero based much of his career there, and its locations gave his films a distinct regional texture.

• Harry GrebRelated: Greb was born and raised in Pittsburgh, where his boxing career began.

• The Pitt (television series)Related: The city gives the hospital and series their distinctive regional setting.