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Schenley Plaza before 1913: This old view shows Carnegie Library and Carnegie Mellon University (background left) and Phipps Conservatory (background right), looking approximately as you see them here. Forbes Field baseball stadium is on the right. This was destroyed a generation ago, and replaced by Forbes Quadrangle and Mervis Hall. St. Pierre's ravine, the depression in the center, has become a parking lot. The bridge in the background of the old view is still standing exactly as it was, except that it is buried, and the Mary Schenley fountain stands on it. The Frick Fine Arts Building was constructed about where a formal garden with concentric walkways once stood.
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Schenley Plaza and the Frick Fine Arts Building today.
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Charles Z. Klauder's drawing of a proposed Frick Fine Arts Building in Baroque style, ca. 1932.
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Eggers & Higgins, proposed Frick Fine Arts Building, 1960
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B. Kenneth Johnstone: Frick Fine Arts Building as built, 1963.
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