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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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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Pittsburgh: A Tradition of Innovation
From the Ferris Wheel to the Big Mac, celebrate 250 years of Pittsburgh innovations.
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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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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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Pittsburgh: A Tradition of Innovation
From the Ferris Wheel to the Big Mac, celebrate 250 years of Pittsburgh innovations.
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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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October 23
Educator Open House
Educators, join the History Center for an evening celebrating YOU!
Tickets Required
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October 26
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October 27
Homefront and Frontlines: Women and the Impact of War
Join the History Center and the Veterans Breakfast Club for a storytelling event honoring the strength and sacrifice of women during war time, from the battlefield to the home front.
Tickets Required
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November 2
Hometown-Homegrown
Enjoy a taste of the ‘Burgh at the Heinz History Center’s 11th annual Hometown-Homegrown™ food festival, presented in partnership with GoodTaste! Pittsburgh®!