Is the Museum open daily to the public for tours?
The Museum is not open to the public daily but operates guided Public Tours and Open Houses on select days and times only. You can find the full schedule as well as purchase tickets here.
How do I buy tickets to a Public Tour or Open House?
If you have a group of twelve or more you can schedule a private tour by sending an email to info@clementemuseum.com. Otherwise, purchase tickets to a public tour here.
What is the difference between the Public Tour and Open House?
Public Tours are an hour and a half long guided tours through the museum given by one of our knowledgeable docents. Open Houses provide an opportunity for people to explore the museum at their own pace. They are offered throughout the Pirate’s Season and typically are three hours long. Docents will be throughout the museum and are happy to answer any questions you may have and tell plenty of Clemente stores. Purchase of tickets advanced online through our website are required for both Public Tours and Open Houses.
What is the cost of a Public Tour or Open House?
The general admission for a Public Tour is $21. The general admission for Open Houses is $21, youth admission for Open Houses is $12.
Are children permitted on the tour?
We encourage families to take a tour and teach their children about Roberto Clemente. For the safety and comfort of all visitors, we suggest that only children over the age of 12 join the tour. Also, all children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
How long does it take to see the collection?
The guided walking tour lasts approximately 90 minutes.
How many people are permitted on a tour at once?
Each tour has a maximum of 21 guests.
Can I take pictures?
Small handheld cameras are permitted on the tour. Large cameras, camera bags, and camera equipment are not permitted. This policy was created for the protection and security of the Museum’s collection and memorabilia.
Where are you located?
We are located in a historical old firehouse, Engine House 25, two miles outside downtown Pittsburgh in the heart of Lawrenceville, just beyond Pittsburgh Strip District at 3339 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh PA, 15201.
What kind of memorabilia should I expect to see?
1967 and 1971 Gold Glove Awards
1961 Silver Bat Award
Rawlings Cleats
1971 World Series Home Plate
1971 Collection of Pittsburgh Pirates team bats
Branch Rickey contract negotiation document
The last jersey Clemente wore (San Juan Senadores)
Over 500 photographs
Personal items (pinstriped suit, Clemente hand-glazed vase, family photos)
…and many other items of interest.
Are you associated with the Clemente Family?
Yes, the museum has a relationship with the Clemente family through archiving and preserving the family’s history. We have worked to acquire lost memorabilia and personal items that rightfully belong in the hands of the family. The Clemente Family has also generously donated a selection of their personal items to the museum for public viewing.
Can I rent out the museum for an event?
Yes. Please check out the Engine House 25 website for rental information.
What if my question has not been answered?
If you have any additional questions feel free to contact us at info@clementemuseum.com.