<p>The <b>Monongahela Incline</b>, built by <a href=/pages/w/138685949489982>John Endres</a> in 1870, is located near the <a href=/pages/w/112351638776582>Smithfield Street Bridge</a> in <a href=/pages/w/107849519242700>Pittsburgh</a>.
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