The Horse in Pittsburgh: Living Machines in the Nineteenth Century | Carnegie Museum of Natural History | Literary | Pittsburgh City Paper

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The Horse in Pittsburgh: Living Machines in the Nineteenth Century

When: Thu., April 2 2009

Lecture by Joel Tarr, CMU history professor.

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