Pittsburgh: The Comeback | TIME
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2015
- America's steel city was left for dead after the industry collapsed in the 1980s. Unemployment soared, the population plummeted and corporations fled. But gradually, Pittsburgh weathered the rocky transition from an economy built on manufacturing to one driven by cutting edge research. This is the story of its rebirth.
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Pittsburgh is the most underrated city in America.
Lmao no it's not.
Raleigh, NC and Phoenix, Arizona are on a serious come up right now as well.
I've never been and would like to visit.
Robert Slack agreed💛🖤
Pittsburgh had a bad mill crash that caused it to miss out of the puberty of other American cities got. It’s a late bloomer of some sorts. Now in Portland Oregon and I can say, its a carbon copy of Pittsburgh.
The intro to this video is all true. I am from Connecticut, and after spending a week hanging out in Pittsburgh, it's one of my favorite American cities, by far. It was nothing like I expected it to be, and the sense of community and regional pride is palpable. The people were diverse, genuine, and the cost of living seemed manageable compared to where I am from.
Pittsburgh seems like the real deal. Never been there, but it seems like a hidden gem.
Dunno where ur from but ya def come bruh.....Hit a baseball game. I'd even meet u there. PNC PARK'S backdrop is unreal of the city. 👊
@@tommyexler6955 best in the world. Tho the team is um..... yeah but gotta still love em 😊
Same as jamshedpur in india
Born and raised in Pittsburgh. Miss it a lot. It has that American simplicity that a lot of cities are now losing. Pittsburgh is home.
What's American simplicity?
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@@richardaversa7128 American simplicity is not what San Fran or NYC has.
@@AndrewAment that doesn't clarify it all haha
@@richardaversa7128 idk what to tell you if you don’t understand
It’s so weird seeing a place I basically live at portrayed so professionally.
I realize it might have been two years now, but I'm looking towards going to Pitt for college as a freshman. Can you give me your personal opinions and experience in Pittsburgh?
@@davidzhang8328 I’m from Pittsburgh and it’s a very home like city. Oakland is one of my favorite neighborhoods with so much things to do. Also don’t be afraid to explore the city and don’t just stay in the university area. I hope you enjoy Pitt !!
I love Pittsburgh
cant wait to move back to my hometown!!
I live in Los Angeles and I went to Pittsburgh for a vacation to watch a steeler game and I want to move there after high school so badly I didn't want to come back when it was time to come back to LA.
i dont blame you
i live close to pittsburgh but the city is really amazing
Born and raised in Pittsburgh. I’ve lived through the might of the mills, the power of steelworker unions, the fall of industry here but the subsequent rise of tech, medicine, arts & education and of course the rise of the amazing Steelers and the Steelers Nation. The endowments of the wealthy Pittsburgh families-Carnegie, Frick, Mellon, Hillman, Westinghouse have kept Pittsburgh alive through all the changes. We have so much culture for a city built on labor and immigrant families including 9 theaters in a 14 block area, museums galore, incredible history and historical sites, great ethnic neighborhoods with awesome food, street food and award winning dining. It’s a beautiful city that never ceases to take my breath away.
Same,I want to leave Los Angeles after High school
"Our blood is Black and Gold, and we believe that." Great video for the Burgh and western PA.
You forgot heart of stone...
Sorry, but there's more to life than the god damn Steelers!
@@Launchpad05 Black and gold is the CITY’S colors due to coal and Iron not just the Steelers or our sports colors lol.
@@xkcash_238 I'm aware of that. It's just that Pittsburgh obsesses about their sports teams a little too much, sometimes.
@@Launchpad05 tf u mean too much? Sports is entertainment. If u don’t like it u don’t have to watch them do whatever entertains u and let other ppl do what they want.
I love Pittsburgh, I really want to get into Pitt to do my Phd
Kevin Semaj maybe because Pittsburgh has great sports teams
Kevin Semaj do Carnegie Mellon
IronGiant noice! Good luck
It's been four years. Are you on heroin yet?
I love Pittsburgh so much. I went there for a vacation and I can't wait to go back
I’m currently a student in Pittsburgh and it is truly a unique place. Such amazing infrastructure and opportunities for young students. Lots of people here from places like Stanford and Berkeley doing their PhD or starting their first jobs. It’s a wonderful place to be in.
The real reasons to be Proud of Pittsburgh
Thank you TIME to focus on this city. I am amazed to see the advancement in terms of Computer Science and Robotics at Pittsburgh. I really hope i could go to the city in future.
Sakib Hasan missing the "h" lol
Lol. Sorry for the typo :P
Only Albuquerque is misspelled more.
Pittsburgh is truly unique. It's at the crossroads of Appalachia, the east coast, and the Midwest.
Pittsburgh is the beginning of the Mid-west. Pittsburgh has nothing to do with the East Coast.
Philadelphia is East Coast.
The site of Pittsburgh was determined by George Washington.
It was a mistake to exclude Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania.
The Whiskey Rebellion was fought by farmers outside Pittsburgh, because of an unfair tax on Whiskey. Farmers in Pittsburgh had a problem getting their gain over the Appalachian Mountains. So they made it into Whiskey, in order to transport it to the East.
Also, Pittsburgh had a problem in 1876. Brakemen were necessary to stop each Railroad car on a train. The Brakemen would climb on top of each Railroad car and turn the brakes on with a large wheel on top of the car, then walk across each Railroad car to turn on its brakes. This was a dangerous job.
The Pennsylvania Railroad President Scott ordered to cut the number of brakemen on each train. Pittsburgh strikes. Philadelphia sent the Pennsylvania National Guard on a weekend. The National Guard came to Pittsburgh on a train. Because it was the weekend, the factory workers, and mill workers were off.
As the Pennsylvania National Guard rolled into the Pittsburgh Railroad Yard, the Pittsburgh were stationed on 200 foot cliffs next to the Railroad Yard. The Pittsburghers had the Pennsylvania National Guard pinned down.
Pittsburghers destroyed the Yard in support of the Brakemen. It was a Pittsburgher George Westinghouse who invented the Airbrake to stop Trains.
Then there was the Homestead Strike were Pittsburghers fought the Pinkertons.
Pittsburgh has very little to do with the East coast.
My favorite city in the US. America’s largest small town
It's a well kept secret....no more
the green is why I love my city we're small but powerful 💯
Love my hometown. I hope to stay here as long as I can
I was born there I plan to get my business degree there
Evan Huber (Sketchead Films)
I LIVE HERE TOO TWINZEES
I don't plan on leaving here tbh. I'm staying in Pittsburgh where I was born
Me too. Don't know if I could ever move away. When I do go away and when I return, I see that skyline and know I am HOME.
The best phrase I can describe Pittsburgh with "The Biggest Small Town In America". We really do have upper class gems of culture right next to blue collar grit right next to hipster cool. Pittsburgh is thus parochial in its neighborhoods, and quality of life can change by block or street. Its identity is unified by its sports teams' prestige, and that's the only civic arrogance you might see here, which also doesn't last long. It's a quilt of lifestyles, and for a mostly conservative city, we are also pretty open minded, if hesitant. We're friendly here, and we don't strut around with any kind of big city airs, and we distrust even our fellow Pittsburghers who do. The joke is that "nothing ever changes in Pittsburgh", even while we're ushering in a third, fourth, fifth Renaissance. In a backhanded way, we're proud of that. Pittsburghers stay true to themselves. Our city changes slowly, but sparkles with tiny gems if you know where to mine them. We craft things here, and we like to be steady and tough. I think Pittsburgh is pretty fertile ground to do what you want to do, if you can stay humble, chip in, do a full day's work.
Probably moving here in less than a month or two, and I couldn't be more excited. Coming from a Californian desert, I can't wait to escape the heat.
~ Pittsburgh's four seasons are (quoting somebody else's post; "Winter, Winter, Winter, and Road Construction."
You'll love it here.
How do you like Pittsburgh?
Pittsburgh is amazing(I live there)
Mąshu, hope you don’t like the sun, because there are very few sunny days.
I plan to move to pittsburgh by 2020
Won't regret it :) especially now that our sports teams are right up their :P
+Quantum- Minecraft, CoC & More! yea I like the steelers and that's another reason
+Robert Couch they got it next year. This one was an unlucky situation that they were in with Brown and Williams out
+Robert Couch You mean ``Stillers``?
+Cecilleo Why not?
i applied to college here, and seeing this video makes me want to just dash to the University of Pittsburgh. Hail to Pitt!!!
Valor knight Did you make it here??
I just visited last week to attend a conference. I love Pittsburgh! People are very friendly.
I retuned here 21 years ago. Pittsburgh has become a white collar city that has retained a blue collar mentality. The metropolitan area has its pockets of growth and areas that went down the tubes during the 1981 recession and have never recovered (the Mon Valley and the Beaver Valley). We lost not only steelmaking but several large corporation headquarters, like J&L, Gulf Oil, US Air and others. It was due in large part to the presence of Pitt and CMU that Pittsburgh did not dry up and blow away.
Recreation here is amazing and it is superior to many metro areas of similar and larger sizes. We have the Great Allegheny Passage, the bike trail that took over abandoned railroads to make a trail that stretches from the Point to Georgetown, and other great bike trails like the Montour. People here love to hunt and fish (and these people are the original enviornmentalists) and there is plenty of opportunity to do both. Kennywood is a marvel, a small theme park that is a local icon and a favorite through the generations. You don't have to go far to ride an excursion train or go skiing. On sunny afternoons one sees plenty of pleasure boats all over the rivers.
Pittsburgh has had an impact on America's history that is huge and far out of proportion to the population size of the metropolitan area.
Pittsburgh isn't perfect. There are things I miss, such as the Downtown Kaufmann's department store. We ought to have a better highway network. I really don't like the fact that Pittsburgh has been ruled by one partly longer than China or Cuba. Peduto wants Pittsburgh to be another hip, trendy Portland, and we need only be ourselves.
There's a lot of "old money" in Pittsburgh along with, obviously, some very smart, savvy people that would never have allowed this city to die. They would have collectively come up with some means of bringing the city back. The cooperation among all groups in the city helped save it too. That's the spirit of Pittsburghers.
Very true and inspirational comment, while as a kid, bike lanes and the environment are my biggest issue, your absolutely right about everything. I'll have to look deeper at Mr P's policies... Your not just mourning about long gone steel mills, what you speak about is not unrealistic.
It needs to be a hip Sunset Blvd!!
I’m leaving California to start studying dance at Point Park University in Downtown Pittsburgh. I couldn’t be more excited. It’s always felt like home to me.
I’m going to Point Park too! Hope to do Musical Theatre there or Biology
How’s it been a year later
Best of luck
I've lived so many places including Phoenix Sacramento San Francisco...
I grew up in Pittsburgh..and I still love Pittsburgh over any city....
I wanna go back.
I lived in Sacramento and San Diego... my feelings about Pittsburgh are the same!
I love this city. Outsiders whom have never been here, think of Pittsburgh the way they were taught about it in school. That its industrial only, dirty, polluted, etc... When people arrive here, they're pleasantly surprised. It's a big city with a small town feel. The people are the best. Food is amazing. So much nature all around. Can't beat it. :)
Believe if i lived in california i would feel the same
I love Pgh. I was born and raised here and have a degree in nursing from CCAC. This city has so much potential and the sports are wonderful esp. The Steelers
The greatest city ever
1:36-we got lots of bicycle lanes. (Shows a video of people on segways)😂😂
...whether we wanted 'em or not!
haha epic XD
Not just that, but they are on the crosswalk and going to a sidewalk.
It has been a dream of mine to live in Pittsburgh All my life. I only live 2 hours north of Pittsburgh. So I get to visit the city a lot ! When i am driving down RT 28 and you hit Etna then all the sudden you can see the Pittsburgh skyline it still is the most exciting thing to see. I keep looking and applying for jobs in Pittsburgh. But never seem to get a job there. I wont give up until I do!
+mctraveller85 I wish you the best in your job search! 'Hope you get to move to the Burgh!
Do u live around Erie
mctraveller85 Yea shes a beauty.
Good luck to you!
Out of all of the cities in the world though, why Pittsburgh? FYI, I now live in the city I dreamed of living in when I was younger....I hate it.
I moved 5 years ago with nothing but regret Pittsburgh runs threw my veins you can't explain or describe its just amazing I'm Thomas Mellon and I love my city and people see you soon
Los Angeles will always be better
RealPartyKid Nah you can keep the wildfires, earthquakes n'at. Pittsburgh is way better.
@@RealPartyKid Haha. Los Angeles.
Wow i never knoew how AWSOME IT IS HERE YESTERDAY I WAS AT STEELERS GAME
My younger brother Mr.Ramanand Puttige always mentions this city in facebook so I remembered it and browsed. Very beautiful ,modern city
born in '52 Pittsburgh. Grew up as it collapsed. What really got things moving was the grim reaper! There was a large percentage of elderly that would vote down every improvement request.
and yet Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania are the most underrated places in the U.S
I agree, I got lots of love for Pittsburgh and PA! Sending love from Ohio!
@@hakeemsd70m I didn't see your reply, sorry about that. Ohio is also a cool place, sending love from Pittsburgh to Ohio 10 months later haha.
@@anooseofficer7842 Well I appreciate it, I love my home state of the Buckeye too! No worries on the reply, we're just living life friend!
@@hakeemsd70m indeed
The pay wages suck
I'll bleed black and gold til I die...not just talking about our sports teams (which by the way are all black and gold, no other city is like that) but our flag is also black and gold. Best city in the world, and no other city on earth has more bridges!
Pittsburgh Pa built AMERICA in fact Pittsburgh built the entire WORLD with our steel & glass factories no one remembers that these days its all "meds & eds" now..also Pittsburgh was the home of the oldest humans to have lived on whats now the United States the adenas they were buried all along the riverbank in tombs that looked so much like natural stone that sadly the railroads BLEW UP all of the tombs but ONE to build the railroad & the road ...the adena were up to 8 feet tall and could break bones w their teeth they had jaws like animals..so the actual "native americans" and "indigenous people" were IN PITTSBURGH PA they werent walking over any land bridge or related at all to today's so called "native americans" and 10,000 yrs ago a race of white giants also lived in modern day TEXAS so thats who it really belongs too the south west covid man & the north east the adena..only theres none LEFT
My high school friend I've known for 40 years lives there and I visit him frequently..such a cool and unique city. mixture of blue collar and tech,excellent food scene,great vibe and interesting physical layout.They totally turned it into a pleasant and very livable city with bike trails and a mix of different neighborhoods and ethnic enclaves..unfortunately the hipsters
are coming in droves thanks to Google etc...still it's a city completely transformed from the steel mill 70's....
I could live anywhere in the world
Pittsburgh is ..The City I Choose To Call Home :)
the "UMPC" building is still called the US Steel building I think and it is the tallest building here.
The tallest building in the city is officially known as the U. S. Steel Tower. It has the UPMC sign at the top because UPMC is the largest tenant and to satisfy the ego of its CEO Romoff it demanded of the building's owners that its acronym be put on the building. Sadly for Romoff no one calls it the UPMC Tower. It will always be the U S Steel Tower.
This sounds like my mom ghost wrote that lol. But u right
US Steel Tower forever
MY HOMETOWN!!!
Pittsburgh is an incredible city, so diverse not only from a corporate standpoint, but also from a multiethnic population.
Beautiful video, we love Pittsburgh. Home of Pittsburgh Unfiltered!
I ❤️ Pittsburgh and proud to be here!
Los Angeles is better.
Eh You're an outsider and will be an easy target. People like you don't understand LA and don't know what LA really is. Good luck trying to move here. You can live in my city your whole life and not understand it or how to navigate it because you weren't born here. Try not to become homeless; it's truly a shame on you as we drive by you.
why do u keep replying to psychos???
@Amor Armour @Allan Kardec Yeah breh don't even reply to a psycho. We all saw @Yo Yo Bait you in and then delete their comment. It's prolly that crazy stalker chick you warned us about.
RealPartyKid people like you fill the streets of LA. You all think your better than god himself. Just because you have hot summer days and a lot of celebrities does not mean you are better in anyway. Besides, have you even been to Pittsburgh or grown up there? Exactly..
very humble city of pittsburgh......incredible city
I grew up in Pittsburgh and it wasn't until I left when I realized the greatness of Pittsburgh.
I wanna move here once I graduate college. California is getting expensive :/
November 27, 2020: Pittsburgh is 262 years old... Happy Birthday!
Pittsburg one of my brothers moved there because of a great love he had for the young lady who would become his wife and then he also fell in love with the city of Pittsburg!
Its spelled Pittsburgh
UserName0043 it’s*
UserName0043 it actually used to be spelled Pittsburg only like 70 years ago.
you forgot the h
The culture here is phenomenal. Always has been, always will be.
I love Pittsburgh. I miss alot of the old charm as alot has changed but it's still the best place to be especially during warmer months. The nostalgia and charming nature of Pittsburgh drives the nail home for me. Some notable places that I miss are noblestown roads old setup. Ponderosa, blockbuster, family toy warehouse, reeds, batting cages, mini golf, etc. I also miss the old setup at station square. Tequila junction, Bobby ribinos, uss nightmare, fright fest, arcade, and I believe it was named the IC amphitheatre. I miss parkway center Mall and all it offered I can remember every detail. Etc...etc...etc...I can go all day. That's what's so beautiful about Pittsburgh it's rememberable and it's a town that holds on to it's humble beginnings. Most cities are forgettable but not Pittsburgh it truly is heaven on earth for many. God willing I can bring it in the afterlife, that's the loyalty and love I have for this town
Love Pittsburgh! Great upload and memories.
I love Pittsburgh, sending love from Ohio! Black and Yellow!
I remember hearing my Dad tell stories of how in the 60s and 70s business men use to have to take a change of shirts to work because the smog and dirt in the air was so bad from the mills. Today its a city that I am so proud to say I grew up there in the 80s and even though I don't live there now, when people ask me where I'm from, I tell them I'm from Pittsburgh!!!! I say that with pride!!! Its a city that is so beautiful and has a history that is wonderful and proud!!! I miss the authentic food!!! Nothing better than a real Ruben or a real genuine Gyro from the Strip District!!! As a kid growing up we went to Penguin games and Pirate games!!! I use to love coming through the Squirrel Hill Tunnels!! It was like you were going to a wonderful new world!!! Pittsburghers really do take that saying to heart, " our blood is black and gold!!"
No, that was in the 1930's and 1940's. Right after WW2 ended in 1945, Pittsburgh instituted clean air regulations that greatly reduced the smog from the mills.
I love Pittsburgh , especially downtown.
The steel is in the blood, the blood is in the steel.
I wanna join the military in 21 then hopefully move here by around ‘25 i hope its still affordable 😪😪
soy de Colombia en un mes estaré en pittsburgh de turismo se ve muy bonita la ciudad 😃
Grew up in New Jersey. Went to university in Pittsburgh. Considering moving back. Loved the city.
My dream city
Born and raised in central PA now living in Pittsburgh for grad school. As with any city Pittsburgh has its imperfections, but I believe the city’s future is brighter still. I am proud to call the Steel City my home!
I kicked habits and i quit to drink but some old habits are hard to broke like love to Pittsburgh
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great video , been here my entire life and it's so nice to see where we came in such a short time and to see the direction were heading in !! 412 4 Life
When you come out of the tunnel and downtown opens up ... it is BEAUTIFUL at night.
Love my steel city so much💯💯💯 Pittsburgh proud!
Wow...I really want to get a chance to live in pittsburgh... It looks so nice~~
Its amazing! I was born and raised here
OH? Really?? Where do you live? I visit monroeville for 8 months..haha :)
@@jimmymusic1554 too bad you never got your answer.
@@anooseofficer7842 at least you did it
@@jimmymusic1554 yeah lol
Born and raised in New York but moved to Pittsburgh where I am currently living in now and I like it a lot
I entered Pittsburgh through that tunnel the first and only time I have been there! I was awestruck!!!
Merry Christmas to Pittsburgh!
There is something about Pittsburgh that makes it unlike any city in the world.
This is a beautiful city I need to take some time to just explore it since my mom lives like 30mins away maybe I'll do some videos
I was born and raised in Pittsburgh. Moved away in 1981. Lived in Alaska 11yrs, Hawaii 6yrs, California 20+yrs. Retiring this year and I'm moving back, just outside of the Burgh. For better or worse those rolling hills are calling me back. See yinz there.
I adore Pittsburgh! Visited many times, but when I lived there for about a year in the early 2000s, I realized just how livable this city it. I've been working on moving back to the 'Burgh for a while now, & hopefully I'll have accomplished that within 2021. I'm in a very rural part of PA (where I grew up) right now, but I'd really love a more urban setting to retire in. I can't think of anyplace better than Pittsburgh.
From New Jersey but one of my favorite cities I've passed through
I have lived in Pittsburgh for 19 years. No place I’d rather grow up! Thank you Pittsburgh for being a great home!
I love my city
The steel city is going high tech,and there's great museums,restaurants,unusual things to do
Never been to Pittsburgh but I love it
Mario Limieux
2 titles and the team was bankrupt
he took the ultimate risk and because of him others followed
1 man saved that town
Um no. He saved the Penguins
We really enjoyed touring Pittsburgh in ‘17. Went to Heinz Museum, PNC Park, Did a river tour, and of course, Primanti Bros.!
You just plugged CMU the entire video...
3:53 The title says "CMU", but it's the University of Pittsburgh in the background. lol
I miss my family’s Favorite city!
I never imagined that Pittsburgh would be one of my favorite cities after I’ve lived in Portland Seattle Austin Barcelona SanSebastian
hearing my dad talk about pittsburgh in the 1980's, as opposed to the pittsburgh I know is crazy to think about, how this city made such a 180 in the span of 40 years.
What a nice story.
Those steel mills built america and Pittsburgh wouldnt be were it is today without them
Proud to be from this best kept secret. The teachers were well paid and our education was top notch. Almost my entire family went to either Carnegie Mellon University or the University of Pittsburgh.
I enjoy going to Pittsburgh and staying in all the Great Hotels.
Pittsburgh is not only the City of Champions, but it is Home.
I wish it was a city of entertainment, food that doesn't suck, jobs for the lower middle class, but hey sports teams win so I guess we are great huh? colleges most of the population will never go to but hey that is great. Healthcare and "Technology" that means absolutely nothing if you don't want to be in that field or can't afford it. This place is an opioid addicted shithole, city of champions my fucking ass, our "champions" leave here when they make money it sucks.
I live in westveiw pa is about 10 minutes away from downtown an I work downtown I love Pittsburgh
I love this city it’s the land of bridges! 🎤🎬🎹
Pittsburgh looks interesting to visit.
Pittsburgh is the best city In the north
Love my birthplace and wanted to stay for my who life but I had to leave 😭😭
I live in pittsburgh.......
I came to this area to retire and for the appalachians - As a new comer it wasn't easy to figure where to live but I wound up buying a house in Westmoreland Co. Houses in Braddock , McKeesport , Rankin, pitcairne - just looked around the north and west was too pricey for me - I found a lot of old houses in westmoreland co. that needed a lot of work. I could have done a lot worse but I'm content in Trafford, PA
It's the people!
1:38 I think Dr. Levine's description here is perfect.
@04:20 "That was called the US Steel building once." Actually it still is. Even withing UPMC people still call it "The Steel Building" or "Steel Tower"
Cinder Block Studio keeping the faith.... will remain ingrained in our minds as the U.S. Steel Building👍🏻
Love Pittsburgh. I'm drow to it. Teehee.
Does anyone know where I can find a really neat acupuncturist in Pittsburgh? Just moved in thanks.
If you're still looking, Dr. Betty Liu, UPMC 5th ave Oakland