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Heinz History Center

Pittsburgh’s Hidden History

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Heinz History Center

The Heinz History Center is located in Pittsburgh’s historic Strip District. We are open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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People walk through a brightly lit museum exhibit featuring a large artificial tree, colorful display panels, and interactive areas; a woman holds a young childs hand as they explore the exhibit together.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

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Heinz History Center

Visit the Special Collections Gallery to see original set pieces and exclusive artifacts from “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.”

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  • Pittsburgh’s Hidden History

    Open Now
    This spring, the Heinz History Center is unlocking the vault and unveiling a treasure trove of artifacts from its vast collection.

  • A museum exhibit titled From Slavery to Freedom displays a large metal shackle and chain on a pedestal, floor illustrations depicting bodies linked by chains, and a seated mannequin representing an enslaved person. The display evokes the transatlantic slave trade era within a history museum in the US.

    From Slavery to Freedom

    Embark on a journey that begins in 18th century Africa and continues through 21st century Western Pennsylvania.

  • A large, illuminated Heinz Tomato Ketchup bottle display stands in the center of a vibrant exhibition space featuring colorful walls, retro-style signage, classic Heinz memorabilia cases, and vintage decor elements.

    Heinz

    Pour on the excitement for 150 years of Heinz innovations as part of the History Center’s newest exhibition.

  • A vintage red and cream streetcar labeled Pittsburgh is displayed indoors on tracks, surrounded by brick walls, metal beams, and empty café tables.

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    The History Center has six floors of exhibits to explore!

  • Pittsburgh’s Hidden History

    Open Now
    This spring, the Heinz History Center is unlocking the vault and unveiling a treasure trove of artifacts from its vast collection.

  • A museum exhibit titled From Slavery to Freedom displays a large metal shackle and chain on a pedestal, floor illustrations depicting bodies linked by chains, and a seated mannequin representing an enslaved person. The display evokes the transatlantic slave trade era within a history museum in the US.

    From Slavery to Freedom

    Embark on a journey that begins in 18th century Africa and continues through 21st century Western Pennsylvania.

  • A large, illuminated Heinz Tomato Ketchup bottle display stands in the center of a vibrant exhibition space featuring colorful walls, retro-style signage, classic Heinz memorabilia cases, and vintage decor elements.

    Heinz

    Pour on the excitement for 150 years of Heinz innovations as part of the History Center’s newest exhibition.

  • A vintage red and cream streetcar labeled Pittsburgh is displayed indoors on tracks, surrounded by brick walls, metal beams, and empty café tables.

    Explore All Exhibits

    The History Center has six floors of exhibits to explore!

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