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The hill got its inclines because German mill workers were tired of the climb home. A century and a half later, Shiloh Street and the Grandview overlook row still gather around the two that are left.
In the 1870s a narrow gauge railroad tried everything to sell house lots in the South Hills, including a zoo. The trains became the T, and Castle Shannon still eats at the old stops.
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