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Pittsburgh Bicentennial Celebration
Page Three
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A
big success of the trip was being able to see our Great, great grandfather, Joseph
Spencer's Big Brewery ! It was the Phoenix Brewery back in 1865. One whole block
and 5 stories high of brick ! It now contains expensive Lofts and Condos. We were
fortunate to be able to enter the building and see the inside. This is the beautiful
entry and lobby. |
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To
the left, is the old basement. Originally there was a spring there that was very
handy for making the brew, and also where Joseph Spencer and Robert Liddell held
boxing matches. It now contains a workout room for the residents. |
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Above center right,
is the old Pittsburgh Jail, made of stone and is very beautiful Architecture..
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| We
had catered dinner at Trinity Cathedral in the centre of the city. A very old
Episcopal Church, beautiful inside and out. Cousin Mickey at the entrance. It
is also the oldest burial grounds with many famous Pittsburgh pioneers. |
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Left is Mickey and
Marlene at the Cathedral, middle is inside the church and to the right is
cousin Robert Liddell 111, with his wife, attending to the Power Point show
he ran for us about the Liddell and Spencer history. This was at the dinner
in the Cathedral. Robert is quite the genealogist and is one of the few
that stayed in PIttsburgh. |
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At
the dinner, cousin Ann and another Liddell cousin , in the middle is Ann and myself
behind the 2 oldest descendants of the group. Albert Gallitan Liddell 11 and Dorthea
Liddell. Both of these are in the Albert Liddell family, one of the sons of Joseph
and Maria .To the right is our last picture of the downtown Pittsburgh. We especially
liked the building with the red roof. We had a very wonderful trip, fast, 2 days
on the plane and one full day in Pittsburgh, but did everything for the Bicentennial.
What we also found that all the members of the Liddell family are very kind and
caring. We were so glad to meet and get to know them. |
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Please
Click on the Pictures for Enlargement or Click on the Bridge to Return Home!! |
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