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Pittsburgh A to Z

Pittsburgh A to Z

2001•1h 26m•Documentary

Here are twenty-six Amazing, Beautiful, Captivating and Delicious pieces of a great medium-sized city! This unusual video includes everything from Fish sandwiches to Grant Street, from the History Center to our Interesting Islands. Pittsburgh A to Z is a delightful documentary that celebrates (in alphabetical order!) a wide variety of topics from Amateur Archaeologists (looking for arrowheads and other ancient American artifacts) to the zinging zaps of the Zambelli’s. It’s an amusing adventure, a tantalizing tour, a homey history lesson led by popular producer Rick Sebak. All that and much more!

Rick Sebak · Director

Rick Sebak · Writer

StatusReleased
Runtime1h 26m
LanguageEN
Release DateDec 2, 2001

Actors

Rick Sebak

Rick Sebak

Narrator

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