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.
Exhibits on View
Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Visit the Special Collections Gallery to see original set pieces and exclusive artifacts from “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.”
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Louise Silk: A Patchwork Life
Explore how the quilts of Pittsburgh artist Louise Silk reflect her life’s journey as part of the History Center’s new exhibition, Louise Silk: A Patchwork Life in the museum’s fifth floor Barensfeld Gallery.
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From Slavery to Freedom
Embark on a journey that begins in 18th century Africa and continues through 21st century Western Pennsylvania.
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Heinz
Pour on the excitement for 150 years of Heinz innovations as part of the History Center’s newest exhibition.
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Explore All Exhibits
The History Center has six floors of exhibits to explore!
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Louise Silk: A Patchwork Life
Explore how the quilts of Pittsburgh artist Louise Silk reflect her life’s journey as part of the History Center’s new exhibition, Louise Silk: A Patchwork Life in the museum’s fifth floor Barensfeld Gallery.
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From Slavery to Freedom
Embark on a journey that begins in 18th century Africa and continues through 21st century Western Pennsylvania.
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Heinz
Pour on the excitement for 150 years of Heinz innovations as part of the History Center’s newest exhibition.
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Explore All Exhibits
The History Center has six floors of exhibits to explore!
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December 14
Prepare for Takeoff: Bettis Airport Book Launch
Now boarding … a thrilling new book on Pittsburgh’s aviation history!
Tickets Required
