Fort Pitt Museum tells the story of Western Pennsylvania’s pivotal role during the French & Indian War, the American Revolution, and as the birthplace of Pittsburgh.
101 Commonwealth Pl Pittsburgh , PA 15222 United States
The location of the museum is right by the water. A very good photo op make sure u go to the fountain . The museum was small but it gave a nice telling of the history and had some hands on stuff. 10$
Nice place of history, and the blockhouse is interesting. Half off Heinz history center if you keep tickets from fort Pitt and use same day
Standard of Colonel John Proctor’s 1st Battalion of Westmoreland County , Pennsylvania which features a rattlesnake which includes both "DON'T. TREAD. ON. ME." and "Join, [against the French] or Die."
Fort Pitt is seriously underrated! I learned so much more about the French/Indian War during a couple hours in this building than I ever did in either grade school or college.
Standard of Colonel Proctor’s 1st Battalion of Westmoreland County , Pennsylvania which features a rattlesnake and both "DON'T. TREAD. ON. ME." and "Join, [against the French] or Die."
Learn the story of how the place where the three rivers meet played a pivotal role in the French & Indian war.
Pretty basic history lessons, but reasonably enough entrance fee.
Small gift shop with Pittsburgh and American-themed gifts . Pricey admission for the size of the museum , but if you're into history check it out!
Unless you're also going to the Heinz center, skip this museum--the Fort Pitt building itself is open to the public for free.
We love this place. It's like a museum, but just a little smaller. Plenty of history of the area, sports memorabilia, and Pittsburgh Spirit! - Lloyd Duvall, Jr.
Super informative place! Many interactive, excellent exposure for children. Excellent collection of minerals. Interesting art gallery. Be sure to come with the kids! - Skifchik
Great spot for pictures. Relaxing and scenic spot. - Hard Rocker
A must see. Beautiful park, especially on a sunny day. Can be quite breezy though. - Jenya S
Definitely worth the price. The ride itself is not the attraction though. The view of the city is. Don't miss the great food in this neighborhood either. - Brian Searl