Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Mexican War Streets
The Mexican War Streets sit within the North Side, a historic district of restored rowhouses named for battles of the Mexican-American War.
Local Character & History
Colorful restored rowhouses line streets named for Mexican War battles, with a strong historic preservation culture.
Restaurants & Shopping
Nearby Deutschtown and the North Shore provide restaurants, with a few cafes within the district.
Housing
Restored rowhouses and converted buildings offer historic homes at moderate prices.
Parks & Recreation
Allegheny Commons and the nearby North Shore trail provide open space.
Transportation
Buses along Arch Street and the North Avenue connect to downtown.
Nearby Attractions
- Historic rowhouses
- Allegheny Commons
- Mattress Factory
- City of Asylum
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are they called the Mexican War Streets?
The streets are named for battles and generals of the Mexican-American War, reflecting the era when the district was laid out.
Are the Mexican War Streets historic?
Yes. The district is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.