Frick Art & Historical Center

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The Frick Art & Historical Center was constructed by Helen Clay Frick in 1970 as a way for her to publicly display her private art collection. The Clayton estate is also now open to the public and nearly 100,000 people visit each year to get a peek into the lives of how the Frick family lived nearly a century ago.

Henry Clay Frick was a Pennsylvanian industrialist who worked side-by-side with Andrew Carnegie. Visitors to the Frick Historical Center can tour the Art Museum, Car and Carriage Museum and the Greenhouse at no charge. Tours of Clayton, the restored Frick family home, are $12 for adults and $6 for students. For directions to the center and operating hours, visit http://www.frickart.org/.

Hotel options near the Frick Art & Historical Center include the Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel, the Pittsburgh Days Inn Harmarville and the Comfort Inn Pittsburgh North.

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