The Clemente Museum

The Clemente Museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is devoted to Roberto Clemente, the Hall of Fame right fielder whose career made him one of the defining figures in Pittsburgh Pirates history. Housed in the former Engine House No. 25 in Lawrenceville, it was founded in 2007 by photographer Duane Rieder after years of collecting memorabilia with help from Clemente’s immediate family. Its holdings include thousands of items, from photographs and family snapshots to uniforms, gloves, balls, bats, and seats from Forbes Field. The museum also carries forward Clemente’s humanitarian legacy through relief fundraising and charitable efforts tied to Puerto Rico.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · United States