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Places and landmarks2

  • Richland Township Community Park
  • Pittsburgh North Golf Course

Streets and roads54

  • William Flynn Highway
  • Ridge Road
  • Sterling Drive
  • Bakerstown Road
  • Kim Lane
  • Heckert Road
  • Meadow Lane
  • Wedgewood Drive
  • Estates Drive
  • Meridian Road
  • Sandy Hill Road
  • McMorran Road
  • Legion Drive
  • Dickey Road
  • King of Arms Drive
  • Packsaddle Trail
  • Willow Creek Drive Extended
  • Circle Drive
  • Saint Thomas Drive
  • Lynn Lane
  • Van Velsor Drive
  • Morrow Lane
  • Patricia Lane
  • Corey Drive
  • Faith Way
  • Fairwinds Drive
  • Willow Creek Drive
  • Lee Road
  • Minglewood Drive
  • Clarenceaux Drive
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  • James Lane
  • Beacon Hill Road
  • Kyle Court
  • Saint George Drive
  • Stillwater Drive
  • Tiffany Court
  • Brickell Road
  • Bellefield Court
  • Royal Doulton Court
  • Garden Court
  • Lenox Court
  • McKalloff Road
  • Chad Court
  • Rex Norrey Drive
  • Peaco Way
  • Windmill Court
  • Penn Tree Drive
  • Duke of Kent Drive
  • Marion Street
  • Lord Lyon Drive
  • Revere Court
  • Hohman Lane
  • Dragon Rouge Drive
  • Saint George Place

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About Bakerstown, Pennsylvania

Bakerstown is a community of 2,745 people in Richland Township, in Allegheny County. The village grew along the Butler plank road, and that road gave it its importance in the area. An 1889 county history noted that Bakerstown was already almost as big in 1830 as it was when the book was written.

  • Named for Thomas BakerThe village took its name from Thomas Baker, who was among the early settlers of Richland Township. His neighbors in those first years included Richard Morrow, whose descendants still lived in the township in 1889, and Thomas Waddle, a blacksmith.
  • A Methodist church in 1838Bakerstown's Methodists built their church in 1838. The village stood on the plank road two miles from the railroad station that also carried the Bakerstown name.
  • Presbyterians from 1870A Presbyterian congregation came later, in 1870. The Rev. William G. Stewart organized the church and served as its first pastor.

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