The Clemente Museum, Baseball museum in Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh, United States.
The Clemente Museum occupies the historic Engine House 25 firehouse in Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville neighborhood, housing the world's largest collection of Roberto Clemente memorabilia across approximately 1,200 square feet.
Roberto Clemente played for the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1954 to 1972, becoming the first Latino player to reach 3,000 hits and earning induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame after his tragic death in 1972.
The museum serves as a tribute to Clemente's humanitarian legacy and his role in breaking racial barriers in baseball while promoting Latino representation in American sports.
Visitors must book guided tours in advance through the museum's website as walk-in visits are not permitted, with adult admission tickets priced at $20 and reduced rates for children and seniors.
The museum houses Engine House 25's original firehouse features alongside baseball artifacts, creating a distinctive setting that blends Pittsburgh's industrial heritage with sports history.
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