Port Perry, Pennsylvania

Port Perry was a town near Braddock, Pennsylvania and by the mouth of Turtle Creek.[1] After the construction of the nearby Edgar Thomson Steel Works in the 1870s, the town was increasingly isolated and crowded out by railroad tracks serving the plant.[2] Most traces of Port Perry were gone by 1945.[1]

Port Perry circa 1914

See also

• Port Perry Branch
• PRR Port Perry Bridge
• Union Railroad Port Perry Bridge

References

1. Belser, Ann (2004-01-21). "The town prosperity killed: Few traces remain of Port Perry | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette". Post-gazette.com. Retrieved 2016-04-18.
2. Skinta, Carl J. (1977-07-17). "The Town Prosperity Killed". The Pittsburgh Press. Family Magazine, p. 7.

External links

• "Port Perry and Turtle Creek".