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‎Articles, Booklets, Photos and Notes about Carrick

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−	'''THIS WIKI WILL BE SOON BE MOVED OVER TO AN UPDATED WIKI PLATFORM. The Carrick-Overbrook Historical Society has been disbanded. Make way for "The Carrick Her-Story Society" More updates to follow soon.'''	+	'''THIS WIKI WILL SOON BE MOVED OVER TO AN UPDATED WIKI PLATFORM. The Carrick-Overbrook Historical Society has been disbanded. Make way for "The Carrick Her-Story Society" More updates to follow soon.'''
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		+	Rest in Peace John Rudiak. We appreciate all you have done for the Carrick community.
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	== Questions or inquiries can be directed to carrickhistory@gmail.com ==		== Questions or inquiries can be directed to carrickhistory@gmail.com ==

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		+	'''THIS WIKI WILL BE SOON BE MOVED OVER TO AN UPDATED WIKI PLATFORM. The Carrick-Overbrook Historical Society has been disbanded. Make way for "The Carrick Her-Story Society" More updates to follow soon.'''
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	== Questions or inquiries can be directed to carrickhistory@gmail.com ==		== Questions or inquiries can be directed to carrickhistory@gmail.com ==

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 *[[Beaumont, Jimmy]] - Jimmy Beaumont is the lead singer of Jimmy Beaumont and the [[Skyliners]].
-[[Bernarding Archbishop George E.]] - Missionary to New Guinea beginning in the late 1930s. He also went to St. Basils.
+*[[Bernarding Archbishop George E.]] - Missionary to New Guinea beginning in the late 1930s. He also went to St. Basils.
 *[[Ball, Gail]] - rolling pin thrower winner article

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	*[[Beaumont, Jimmy]] - Jimmy Beaumont is the lead singer of Jimmy Beaumont and the [[Skyliners]].		*[[Beaumont, Jimmy]] - Jimmy Beaumont is the lead singer of Jimmy Beaumont and the [[Skyliners]].
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		+	[[Bernarding Archbishop George E.]] - Missionary to New Guinea beginning in the late 1930s. He also went to St. Basils.

	*[[Ball, Gail]] - rolling pin thrower winner article		*[[Ball, Gail]] - rolling pin thrower winner article

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	*[[Historical Marker Applications]] and [[John M. Phillips Marker Dedication]] - The Society has applied for two [http://www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt?open=512&objID=2539&&SortOrder=200&level=2&parentCommID=1586&menuLevel=Level_2&mode=2 Pennsylvania Historical Markers] for [[John M. Phillips]] and [[Harriet Duff Phillips]]. These are the applications and the subsequent dedication.		*[[Historical Marker Applications]] and [[John M. Phillips Marker Dedication]] - The Society has applied for two [http://www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt?open=512&objID=2539&&SortOrder=200&level=2&parentCommID=1586&menuLevel=Level_2&mode=2 Pennsylvania Historical Markers] for [[John M. Phillips]] and [[Harriet Duff Phillips]]. These are the applications and the subsequent dedication.
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		+	*[[Horse and Wagon Registrations]] - Photos and Articles of Horse and Cart Registrations

	*[[Maytide Street]] - Photo of Maytide near Brownsville Road		*[[Maytide Street]] - Photo of Maytide near Brownsville Road

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	*[[Wigman House]] - 1725 Brownsville Road. Our 'Crown Jewel' of Carrick and our first historic house designated by the City of Pittsburgh.		*[[Wigman House]] - 1725 Brownsville Road. Our 'Crown Jewel' of Carrick and our first historic house designated by the City of Pittsburgh.
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		+	*[[Winter Homes]] - 2314 and 2316 Brownsville Road. Duplex sister homes built by Barbara and Alois Winter. This is our first designated Historic District.

	== Houses of Worship ==		== Houses of Worship ==

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	*[[Carrick Centurions]] - A collection of Carrick residents who have reached the century mark birthdays.		*[[Carrick Centurions]] - A collection of Carrick residents who have reached the century mark birthdays.
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		+	*[[Caruso, Henry]] - Carrick business owner of Caruso's Music and music teacher.

	*[[Dr. Dapper, Harry R., MD]] - Suddenly murdered in 1928, murder never found.		*[[Dr. Dapper, Harry R., MD]] - Suddenly murdered in 1928, murder never found.

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	*[[Wine, Michelle]] - one of the first recipients of a liver transplant with donations from the community.		*[[Wine, Michelle]] - one of the first recipients of a liver transplant with donations from the community.

		+	*[[Woshner, Michael]] - Carrick Community Volunteer

	*[[Wright, Margaret Persosky]] - Young Carrick mother died on Easter Day 1930 after being beaten and molested on the shores of the Allegheny River. Murder never found.		*[[Wright, Margaret Persosky]] - Young Carrick mother died on Easter Day 1930 after being beaten and molested on the shores of the Allegheny River. Murder never found.

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 *Diehl, Adam [[Adam Diehl]] – First Borough Burgess lived 2338 Brownsville Road.
 *Donely, Wm. McClurg [[William McClurg Donely]] – First Borough Engineer.
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 *[[Englert, Milton S.]] - One of the original landowners and citizens of Baldwin Township, later Carrick Borough.  Legend has it that the Carrick area was once called Englertville because of the glass works owned by the Englerts.
 *[[Fisher, Dr. Edward]] - CHS class of 1960

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 *[[Englert, Milton S.]] - One of the original landowners and citizens of Baldwin Township, later Carrick Borough.  Legend has it that the Carrick area was once called Englertville because of the glass works owned by the Englerts.
 *[[Fisher, Dr. Edward]] - CHS class of 1960
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 *Rosenfeld, Melissa [[Melissa Rosenfeld]] - Two articles in The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette describe Melissa Rosenfeld [[Carrick's 2010 Paint Out]] and [[Art project spruces up Carrick]].
 *[[Rudiak, Natalia A.]]  - In 1997 named Carrick High School's Senior of the year. On May 19,2009 Natalia Rudiak becomes the first female City Councilperson to represent District 4 and the first Councilperson from Carrick.