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Western Pennsylvania History Magazine Spring 2024

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The Spring 2024 issue of Western Pennsylvania History magazine includes feature articles on:

  • A Woman’s Place in History: an overview of the new exhibition A Woman’s Place: How Women Shaped Pittsburgh in seven sections
  • Journalists Rita Gould and Sally Kalson working toward professional advancement

As well as columns about:

  • Peat bog and Mastodon evidence in our region
  • Professional bowling pioneer Louise Fulton
  • Lucille Treganowan, “America’s most trusted mechanic”
  • Landscape architect Margaret M. Winters
  • Zelienople Historical Society
  • Mourning attire for women in Western PA
  • The Charles Salkin ephemera collection’s documentation of small-town Jewish-owned businesses
  • Italian American debutante traditions
  • Artists Martha Herpst and Laura Luce’s legacy of service and mentorship

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