The G. Biler / Fort Duquesne Powder Horn - Heinz History Center

nbsp; The G. Biler horn features a carving Fort Duquesne as it appeared when Forbes’ army arrived in November 1758, the name “G. Biler,” and the initials “G.B.” Pennsylvania Historical…

Heinz History Center - #TBT: Constructed in 1890 for the Duquesne Traction Company as a streetcar barn, Duquesne Gardens was remodeled in 1896 and opened to the public on Jan. 23, 1899.

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The G. Biler / Fort Duquesne Powder Horn - Heinz History Center