The Hill District: Notes
Based on: Department of City
Planning, City of
Pittsburgh, "Middle Hill," in 1990 Census of Population and
Housing Reports, Report No. 3, Whole City G-Q, Population, Social,
Economic, & Housing Data by Neighborhood,
1940-1990 ([Pittsburgh]: City of Pittsburgh, [n.d.]), [unpaged];
Department of City Planning, City of Pittsburgh, "Upper Hill," in
1990 Census of Population and Housing Reports, Report No. 3,
Whole City R-Z, Population, Social, Economic, & Housing Data by
Neighborhood, 1940-1990 ([Pittsburgh]: City of Pittsburgh,
[n.d.]), [unpaged];
and
University Center for Social and Urban Research, University of Pittsburgh,
The Social Geography of Allegheny County, vol. 2,
Neighborhood Profiles (Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh,
[n.d.]), 462-465, 598-601.
Shari Kubitz, "Hill House at
25:
From Housing to Child Care, Help Is Just a Visit Away," Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette, 16 October 1989, 11.
Abby Mendelson, "Hill House:
Celebrating 25 Years of
Community Service," Pittsburgh, February 1990: 22.
"Hill House Center a
'One-Stop Supermarket of Human
Services,'" New Pittsburgh Courier, 27 July 1991, C9.
Sandy Hamm, "Hill District
Jazz Culture
Revisited," New Pittsburgh Courier, 9 June 1993, B1.
Mark Belko,
"'Commodore' Posey Plied Boats, Ore Trade," Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette, 21 February 1994, B7.
Robert W. Peterson, "Only
the Ball Was White," Part II, Pittsburgh Press, 2 August
1970, [Sunday Magazine], 4.
Mark Gallaway, "A Look
Back at Negro Baseball," Tribune-Review, 29 August 1993, D8.
Rob Ruck, "Harold
Tinker: He Played with the Best on The Hill. A Baseball Legend
Looks Back," Pittsburgh (August 1991): 30. [Rob Ruck
quoting Harold Tinker.]
Gallaway, D8.
Rob Ruck, "Black
Sandlot Baseball: The Pittsburgh Crawfords," Western
Pennsylvania Historical Magazine, (January 1983): 66. [Rob Ruck
quoting Charley Hughes.]
"August Wilson Wins
Second Pulitzer Prize for Drama," Pittsburgh Press,
13 April 1990, A12.
Bob Hoover, "Bedford
Avenue to Broadway: Childhood
in Hill Leads to a Pulitzer for August Wilson," Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette, 1 June 1987, 15. [Bob Hoover quoting Freda Ellis,
August Wilson's older sister.]
Jim Davidson, "A Playwright
Who Stirs the
Imagination: A Dropout from The Hill District, August Wilson Is Now a Hit
on Broadway," Pittsburgh Press, 4 November 1984, F1.
Robert Brenner,
"Playwright's Heart Is in Pittsburgh," Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette, 19 July 1982, 17.
William A. Henry III,
"Exorcising the Demons of Memory: August Wilson Exults in the Blues and
Etches Slavery's Legacy," Time, 11 April 1988, 77.
Samuel G. Freedman, "A
Voice from the Streets: August Wilson's Plays Portray the Sound and Feel
of Black Poverty," New York Times Magazine, 15 March
1987, 36.
Jack Kroll, "August
Wilson's Come to Stay: A Major Writer Illuminates the Black Experience,"
Newsweek, 11 April 1988, 82.
Hoover, 15. [Bob Hoover
quoting University of Pittsburgh professor, Rob Penny.]
William Y. Bell, Jr.,
Commercial Recreation Facilities among Negroes in The Hill District of
Pittsburgh [Thesis] (Pittsburgh: [University of Pittsburgh], 1938),
66.
Ira De A. Reid,
Social Conditions of the Negro in The Hill District of
Pittsburgh ([Pittsburgh]: General Committee on the Hill Survey,
1930), 56.
"Nation Eulogizes
Vann," Pittsburgh Courier, 2 November 1940, 1.
Andrew Buni,
Robert L. Vann of the Pittsburgh Courier
(Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1974), 3.
Ibid., 321.
Eulogizes, 1.
Ibid., 4.
"Self-Respect,"
Bulletin Index, 17 May 1934, 13.
Eulogizes, 4.
Self-Respect, 13.
Based on: Department of
City Planning, City of Pittsburgh, "Middle Hill," in 1990 Census
of Population and Housing Reports, Report No. 3, Whole City G-Q,
Population, Social, Economic, & Housing Data by Neighborhood,
1940-1990 ([Pittsburgh]: City of Pittsburgh, [n.d.]), [unpaged];
Department of City Planning, City of Pittsburgh, "Upper Hill," in
1990 Census of Population and Housing Reports, Report No. 3,
Whole City R-Z, Population, Social, Economic, & Housing Data by
Neighborhood, 1940-1990 ([Pittsburgh]: City of Pittsburgh,
[n.d.]), [unpaged].
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