Troy Thill

Troy Natha Thill, age 47, Lakewood, CO View Details

Cities: Gooding ID Possible Relatives: Kathryn Elizabeth Mccall, Betsy Renee Port, Jodi Linn Schulz

Troy Robert Thill, age 52, Madison, WI View Details

Cities: Gooding ID Possible Relatives: Kathryn Elizabeth Mccall, Betsy Renee Port, Jodi Linn Schulz

Troy Robert Thill, age 53, Mitchell, SD View Details

Locations: Gooding ID Possible Relatives: Kathryn Elizabeth Mccall, Betsy Renee Port

Troy Robert Thill, age 52, Madison, WI View Details

Locations: Gooding ID Possible Relatives: Kathryn Elizabeth Mccall, Betsy Renee Port

Troy D Thill, age 40s, Gooding, ID View Details

Locations: Gooding ID, Moscow ID, Post Falls ID Possible Relatives: Jodi L Schulz, Cecil E Thill, Donald C Thill

Troy Robert Thill, age 40s, Madison, WI View Details

Locations: Madison WI, Middleton WI Possible Relatives: Ana Maria Thill, Todd D Thill

Troy N Thill, age 47 View Details

Address:***** W Wesley Dr, Denver, CO. Phone Number: (303) 898-****

Troy R Thill, age 52 View Details

Address:***** Woodglen Trl, Madison, WI. Phone Number: (608) 310-****

Troy Hill (Pittsburgh)

Troy Hill is a neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's North Side. It has a zip code of 15212, and has representation on Pittsburgh City Council by the council member for District 1.

Troy Hill Incline

The Troy Hill Incline, also known as the Mount Troy Incline, was a funicular railway located in old Allegheny, Pennsylvania, which is now the North Side of the city of Pittsburgh. Built by Gustav Lindread more...enthal or Samuel Diescher, the incline was one of only a few funiculars constructed on the north side of Pittsburgh. It began construction in August 1887, and after considerable delay, opened on 20 September 1888. The incline ascended from Ohio Street near the end of the second 30th Street Bridge to Lowrie Street on the crest of Troy Hill. Never very profitable, it shut down in fall 1898 and was razed a decade later. A building now standing at 1733 Lowrie Street was long thought to have been the summit station, but later research found that the building did not appear on maps until well after the incline closed. The incline's length measured 370 feet (113 m), with a forty-seven percent (47%) gradient. The cost of construction was about $94,047.read less...

Troy Hills, New Jersey

Troy Hills is a census-designated place (CDP) in the township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, Morris County, New Jersey, United States. It is in the southeast part of the township, bordered to the north andread more... west by the Parsippany CDP, to the south by Whippany in Hanover Township, and to the east by Troy Meadows, the largest freshwater marsh in New Jersey.read less...