Monroeville Mall demolition proposed | Plans for new 'mixed-use destination'

Primanti Bros Went From Depression-Era Cart to $18 Sandwich Primanti Bros history, Pittsburgh sandwich, Strip District food history, Depression era food, Primanti Bros prices, Pittsburgh working class food, corporate restaurant expansion #PrimantiBros #Pittsburgh #StripDistrict #PittsburghFood #PANostalgia Primanti Bros began as a twenty five cent sandwich cart during the Great Depression, feeding Pittsburgh truck drivers and dockworkers. Over decades of expansion, it became a multi state chain

The Pennsylvania Mall More Famous for Zombies Than Shopping Monroeville Mall zombies, Dawn of the Dead mall, Pennsylvania horror history, George Romero mall filming, zombie mall Pennsylvania #PANostalgia #PennsylvaniaHistory #PAIdentity #ZombieMall #DawnOfTheDead Opened as a standard suburban mall in 1969, Monroeville Mall became world-famous after George Romero filmed Dawn of the Dead there overnight in 1977–1978, turning it into a global horror pilgrimage site now threatened by redevelopment.

Hersheypark Was Built for Workers, Now They Can’t Afford It | Pennsylvania History Hersheypark ticket prices, Milton Hershey legacy, Hersheypark used to be free Hershey Trust controversy, Pennsylvania theme park history, working class affordability, Hershey factory workers #Hersheypark #MiltonHershey #PennsylvaniaHistory #PANostalgia #WorkingFamilies Hersheypark was built by Milton Hershey as a free park for factory workers and Pennsylvania families. Today, ticket prices exceed four hundred doll