I was a youngster at well (5 at the time). For some reason, I remember that it was a sunny morning.

I haven't been in Pittsburgh for light up night for 30 years. It is a glorious urban sight!

Antiques and medievel isn't the same. For instance, one would imagine a suit of armor would be more valuable than a flak jacket from WW2.

I remember going into a house where they were serving drinks one time back in the early 1990s. I was hammered, but I remember going down an alley and some scary looking dude who let us in. Being inside, i don't remember seeing a single woman. I am wondering if there is any chance Lorigan Street bar or Condrin would have been around that long?

Growing up, I worked at the Plum location for a few summers in the 80s. I loved the food so much and never got tired of eating it, for my shift meals. Fast forward to the early 2000s when I stopped into a location in Wexford. I got something that I'd regularly ordered ~20 years earlier and it tasted like it had been pulled from the microwave. What a disappointment. I never went back again. King's has been in business for far too long.

Also, at that time, McKeesport was the biggest per-capita consumer of Copenhagen of any city in the US (also, assuming the world).