Monongah began as Briar Town in 1866.
Then it became Camdensburg, named after Johnson N. Camden, United States Senator from West Virginia (1881–1887).
In 1891 it became Monongah, short for Monongahela, the river
that the West Fork River that runs through Monongah flows into on its way to
the Ohio River in Pittsburgh.
So, in
a way, people in Monongah have been urinating on Pitt for a long time.
Which
is less crude that the chant about Pitt that rhymes with Pitt that you hear at
Mountaineer Field every game, no matter who WVU is playing.
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