The Clemente Museum

3339 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15201, USA

Address:	3339 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15201, USA
Phone:	+1 412-621-1268
Site:	clementemuseum.com
Rating:	4.8

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Russell Shackelford

The last time I visited Pittsburgh was August 1972 for a Pirates vs Dodgers game at Three Rivers. I saw my hero Roberto Clemente make one of his famous throws of which I remember like yesterday. This weekend I was blessed to return to Pittsburgh for the first time since August 1972 and watch my son pitch at PNC for the Reds against Pirates. I had to visit the museum and booked a visit. Duane did an absolutely wonderful job of telling and explaining Clementes life and accomplishments both on the field and off. I think not only all baseball fans but all people should visit this museum. This may be the greatest example I have ever seen that proves athletic ability and talent are temporary but attitude and character go on forever. We are all blessed to have either seen or later read and heard about Roberto. Thanks to Duane and the Clemente family, Robertos life and character will live on forever. Please make an appointment and visit.

Tim Alberts

I went this summer, and I can honestly say that visiting the Clemente Museum was the highlight to my Pittsburgh vacation. I have gone the NFL, MLB, and NBA Hall of Fames, and this museum and its story kicks their butts. As a sports card collector, seeing all of the Roberto Clemente original cards in highly graded condition was definitely one of the highlights of the museum. The Clemente Museum is a must see for any baseball fan: sports fan for that matter.

Toonman27

The staff has amazing stories and knowledge of the showcase. On display are various art pieces, pictures, trophies, bats, uniforms, framed memos, contracts (and rejection letters), and much much more. I highly recommend spending a couple hours here.

Matt Safran

Really cool event space! Felt like I could wander around and just explore. Got a little confused by what was memorabilia and what was just some liquor sitting on a shelf, but Im not complaining.

Levi Deniston

A MUST SEE!!! Absolutely amazing!!! Staff were great!!! Any baseball fan would love it. So much Roberto Clemente and baseball history in there.

Ricardo Perez-Alers

Guided tour. Very knowledgeable staff, great memorabilia, kinda disappointed the wine shop was not open.

Mike Suley

A must see for anyone interested in the life and career of The Great One. Intimate and informative.

Gus Garcia

Excellent and thorough coverage of his career and amazing collection of original memorabilia.

Cheryl Kibe

Was there for a fund raising event. This place is incredible!!!!

Ryan Ulanowicz

Fantastic history, informative tour, beautiful building