A field guide to the neighborhood — the everyday spots, the worth-the-walk ones, and the people and places that make Shadyside feel like Shadyside.
Shadyside is one of Pittsburgh's oldest residential neighborhoods, dating to the mid-1800s. Tree-lined streets, late-Victorian and early-20th-century houses, three commercial corridors (Walnut, Ellsworth, and S. Highland), and a walking distance to Mellon Park, Carnegie Mellon, and the museums in Oakland.
Add a personal paragraph about what the neighborhood means and how it has changed in the years you've lived here.
A house lasts because the block does too. A few notes on the people and rhythms of the immediate neighborhood — to be filled in by whoever lives here.
Names and house numbers of the immediate neighbors, what they do, who has lived here longest, who knows the most about the block's history.