Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania's premiere cultural institution was established by Andrew Carnegie in 1895. It consists of Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Carnegie Museum of Art, Carnegie Science Center, Carnegie Music Hall, and the Andy Warhol Museum. Carnegie Magazine features articles on art, music, science and literature and is available by subscription and as a member's benefit.
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Carnegie Magazine On-Line
Dedicated to Art, Science, Music, and Literature
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Carnegie Museum of Art
Opened in 1895, Carnegie Museum of Art offers a distinguished
collection of American and European art, and the Heinz Architectural Center.
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Carnegie Museum
of Natural History
Founded in 1895, the Carnegie Museum of Natural History is home
to one of the earliest Dinosaur collections, renowned for its Dinosaur
Hall.
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Carnegie
Science Center
Western Pennsylvania's only facility committed to educating
the public about science and technology through hands-on exhibitry and
programs
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The Andy Warhol Museum
Opened in 1994, the most comprehensive single-artist museum
in the world in the depth and range of its collections
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