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Mark Holan

Cleveland
As seen in: Taylor & Francis Online, Cleveland.com, Catholic News Service, History News Network, Catholic Review, Arlington Catholic Herald, Catholic Courier, FreshWater, Pittsburgh Quarterly, The Monitor and
Content Provider for cleveland.com. Married to Linda Madzia-Holan (owner of Studio Zia Hair & Nail Salon in Parma)
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What Does America Mean to Me? Pt. II

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By Beth Marcello, Samuel Peters, Mark Holan
| Pittsburgh Quarterly Verified
Home › Article › What Does America Mean to Me? Pt. II On the eve of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, we asked a group of leading Pittsburghers to consider and answer that question. We thank them for giving their thoughts on this important occasion. Previously in this series: What Does America Mean to Me? REV. PAUL T.
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Look at Your Fish: David McCullough’s History Matters

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By Richard Peterson, John G. Hennon, Mark Holan
| Pittsburgh Quarterly Verified
Historian and biographer David McCullough, winner of two Pulitzer Prizes, two National Book Awards, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom, said that his strength as a writer was his love of storytelling. Over his brilliant career, he wrote about remarkable events — the building of the Brooklyn Bridge and Panama Canal — and remarkable people — John Adams, Theodore Roosevelt, and Harry Truman. But, oddly enough, in 1992, when he sat down for The Paris Review interview, he opened with a fish story.
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The Horseless Carriage Comes to Pittsburgh

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By John G. Hennon, Mark Holan
| Pittsburgh Quarterly Verified
The weather in Pittsburgh was rather bleak during March 1896. Snow and sub-freezing temperatures were the norm. Nicer weather arrived on March 10, so two young men took that opportunity to test a remarkable new apparatus. Anyone who was on the streets of the East End that day caught a glimpse of the first automobile ever seen in the city.
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