Squirrel Hill Neighborhood Sign Wilkinsburg and Lower Lawrenceville—it’s a place

and Lower Lawrenceville—it’s a place with distinct corners and a shared sense of pride

This map is perfect for anyone who loves the great outdoors and wants to explore the natural beauty of Frick Park

This sign highlights a place defined by comfort

446 bridges cross the rivers and span across its many valleys

Squirrel Hill Neighborhood Sign Wilkinsburg and Lower Lawrenceville—it’s a placeSquirrel Hill technically broken up into two neighborhoods divided by Forbes Avenue, North and South, is Pittsburghs largest and most populous neighborhood. It has been inhabited since ancient times by indigenous people who are said to have been first to call it Squirrel Hill because of the density of the squirrel population. The neighborhood was annexed and incorporated into Pittsburgh in 1868. The sign is located on Forward Ave close to 376 and is