Sheraden Neighbors

05/02/2026

04/11/2026

Well, the mowers are tuned up and ready Sheraden Neighbors prime season is here! We were out and about being good stewards of our community today mowed lawns of abandoned property clean up garbage and did lawn maintenance for few neighbors in need and we Cleaned up Kiwanis Korner

03/31/2026

As it’s the start of the Spring season and Sheraden Neighbors busy time here is one of our volunteers spreading Zina seeds on a hill side of a abandoned property we care for Thanks Aimee for being an amazing s stuart of your community!!!

03/21/2026

Sheraden Neighbors volunteers help out the community first we chop up tree for a neighbor Rich that fell during the nasty storms a few weeks ago. Then we clean up trash down at the Kawanis Korner and help direct traffic for there annual egg hunt!

03/15/2026

Saturday the 21st

02/25/2026

Sheraden history

The entrance to the Corliss Street Tunnel, at West Carson Street, on January 11, 1915, shortly after opening to traffic, as compared with a similar Google Map view from March 2025.

Known as the "Archway to Sheraden", construction of the Corliss Street Tunnel began on December 15, 1913 and was completed on December 31, 1914. The 420-foot tunnel runs from West Carson Street to Corliss Street, and forms part of the border between the neighborhoods of Elliott (left) and Sheraden (right).

Unlike many other Pittsburgh tunnels that required boring through a hill, construction of the Corliss Street Tunnel started with a large cut. The tunnel was built in the cut and then backfilled. It features ornate portal entrances on both ends, including decorative inner walls and ceiling.

See comments for four other vintage pictures showing tunnel construction, the Corliss Street portal and the decorative interior.

The Corliss Street Tunnel, now in its 110th year of service, was instrumental in the growth of Sheraden and other adjacent neighborhoods.

Vintage photos from the collection of Tim Killmeyer.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year Sheraden!
Always a sad day when we take down the the Christmas decorations At Kiwanis Korner but thanks to the amazing good stuarts of the Sheraden community Aimee, Ryan and Eli of Sheraden Neighbors for putting it up, taking it down and making another great Christmas display!

12/14/2025

Wishing our Neighbors who celebrate a peaceful and safe Hanukkah