Notes:Coffey Way

Source:Toker, pp. 48–49: "The dank and unappealing Coffey Way alongside the Duquesne Club got its name from John Arbuckle's 1865 coffee-roasting works, among the first in the world. When Arbuckle's building was torn down around 1936, workmen cemented a set of patriotic roundels from the old factory to a brick wall at the end of the alley on the left. They are Pittsburgh's oldest surviving public sculptures and represent Washington, Lincoln, and Liberty, plus one unidentified."

To do

• https://www.pittsburghmagazine.com/pittsburgh-was-the-coffee-capital-of-america/
• https://thepointofpittsburgh.com/off-the-beaten-path-hidden-relief-sculptures-off-liberty-avenue/
• https://fatherpitt.com/2023/12/04/the-mysterious-heads-in-coffey-way/