Heinz History Center
Heinz History Center
Heinz History Center
Heinz History Center
Henz History Center
Heinz History Center


Heinz History Center
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Benefits

As a History Center Affiliates Program member, your organization will grow with: 

  • Access to the Senator John Heinz History Center’s expert librarians, archivists, curators, museum specialists, and fundraising personnel as a resource for your organization’s specific questions and needs.
  • Invitations to workshops and programs, such as the annual HCAP “Growing Together” conference, designed specifically to aid your organization with all aspects of museum
    and library management.
  • Exciting publications, including the History Center’s Making History newsletter and Western Pennsylvania History magazine.
  • Access to the History Center’s extensive Library & Archives for regional research, genealogy, and reference materials.
  • Free admission year-round to the History Center and Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum for up to four persons per visit.
  • Access to Smithsonian Institution resources through the History Center’s Smithsonian Affiliations program.
  • A comprehensive directory keeping you closely connected to the more than 120 other HCAP members.
  • HCAP “Book Nook” in the History Center museum shop - space for six copies of up to two books for consignment sales.

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PA Civil War Commemoration
The History Center marks 150th anniversary with special exhibits, events, and more.
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