Trundle Manor

Trundle Manor is a private museum in Pittsburgh housed in a residential building that displays unusual and curious objects on its lower floor. The space contains medical devices, preserved specimens, and scientific artifacts organized throughout the rooms.

The building started as an ordinary residence and later became a space dedicated to displaying unusual collections for visitors. This transformation turned it into a recognized destination for people interested in scientific curiosities.

The collection reflects a personal passion for medical equipment and scientific artifacts that visitors can donate to support. This focus shows how curiosity about unusual historical objects draws people together around a shared interest.

Visits require reservations arranged at least one week in advance and are limited to groups of one to ten people. The guided tours last approximately 45 minutes, allowing visitors to explore the collection at a comfortable pace.

Each item in the collection carries documented history and a traced origin story, making it more than just an object on display. This detailed provenance transforms the visit into a personal exploration of the stories behind what you see.