Schenley
United States
Schenley draws 65 Bunkabop connections with 677 other places across 17 topics, shaped largely by sports, government, literature, and art. Sports form the dominant thread, with CFL figures like Tony Gabriel and James Parker earning the Schenley Award for outstanding performance. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania anchors the connection network, linked through Schenley High School alumni including novelist Gladys Schmitt and author Jesse Andrews, and through Pittsburgh mayor Sophie Masloff's civic administration.
James "Quick" Parker
Connects Schenley to: Toronto, Ontario | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Edmonton, Alberta
Lester Goran
Connects Schenley to: Florida | Miami, Florida | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Jesse Andrews
Connects Schenley to: Pennsylvania | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Utah
Sophie Masloff
Connects Schenley to: Pennsylvania | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Hill District | Squirrel Hill
Gladys Schmitt
Connects Schenley to: Pennsylvania | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Squirrel Hill
Sara Soffel
Connects Schenley to: Pennsylvania | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Western Pennsylvania | Squirrel Hill
Tony Gabriel
Connects Schenley to: Ontario | Ottawa, Ontario | Syracuse, Italy | Edmonton, Alberta | Saskatchewan
Hal Patterson
Connects Schenley to: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Kansas | Indiana | Montreal, Quebec | Winnipeg, Manitoba
Stephen Foster Memorial
Connects Schenley to: Pennsylvania | Indiana | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Indianapolis, Indiana | Kellys
Sports in Pittsburgh
Connects Schenley to: United States | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | New Orleans, Louisiana | Kentucky | Western Pennsylvania
Kiski Junction Railroad
Connects Schenley to: Pennsylvania | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Maryland | Aberdeen, Scotland | Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (film)
Connects Schenley to: United States | United Kingdom | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Squirrel Hill | Polish Hill