Ambridge Memories

"Fabricating steel hull for towboat at Ambridge plant of American Bridge Company" Industrial World   July 8, 1912 I suspect that w...

  Unidentified boy looking at train on flooded railroad tracks, east side of American Bridge Co., at the Ambridge Station  St. Patrick's...

"2 Packards-1 Franklin East Corner 6th & Duss Ambridge" circa late 1920s Laughlin Memorial Library archives Sometimes...

"Mrs. L.D. Reilly, Sponsor U.S.S. 'Ambridge'" christening ceremony Federal Shipbuilding Co. Kearney N.J. May 24, 191...

Ambridge's streetcar #1 (possibly January 1) 1906 courtesy John Dunn collection Why were all these men and children, dressed for ...

American Bridge Company Office 1903 Beaver County Historical Research & Landmark Foundation archives The photo above shows the we...

Ohio River Blvd., which now runs from Pittsburgh to New Brighton, was built in phases, each one extending the road further north. By the lat...

This vintage playing card, featuring Ambridge's American Bridge Co. plant, was part of a deck illustrated with prominent Pittsburgh area...

The unexpected snow began in Ambridge on the morning of Friday, November 24, 1950 , and by the time it stopped, 26 inches--much higher in ...

The early predictions about how long it would take to clean up Ambridge's 26 inches of snow were just about as accurate as the predictio...

No one saw it coming. There was no warning. No one was prepared. No one knew to stock up on bread, milk, and toilet paper. The weather for...