In the early days of Pittsburg the Strip District was an industrial neighborhood with foundaries, mills, wholesalers and grocers because of access to the nearby train lines.
Over the years these merchants and industries went into decline and moved out of the neighborhood.
A recent revival in the district saw an influx of specialty stores, retailers, and restaurants moving into the spaces, transforming the Strip District into one of the most popular shopping and dining neighborhoods in Pittsburg. The area has the look of Bourbron Street in New Orleans. The Strip is located just outside of downtown Pittsburgh on the banks of the Allegheny River between 11th Street and 33rd Street and at the end of Liberty a few miles from The Church Brewery.
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