Carnegie Science Center shows the people the past and present of the remarkable city Pittsburgh.

Carnegie Science Center

WHERE IS IT LOCATED?

• Carnegie Science Center is located on 1 Allegheny Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15212. It is also right beside Heinz Field and Sportworks. It has a huge sign and you can’t miss it. It is also located by the merge into the Ohio river.

When did it opened?• The Carnegie Science Center opened on October 5, 1991.

Many people that go to the Carnegie Science Center are inspired to become what they want to be when they grow up. The Carnegie Institute indicted an interest in merging with the Buhl Planetarium in 1987.

What is there to see?

There are many exhibits in the Carnegie Science Center. Some of them are well known and some people don’t really know about. Some of the exhibits are very expensive. Some of the exhibits are Highmark Sportsworks, Miniature Railroad & Village and roboworld.

Why is it so popular?

Carnegie Science Center was awarded the National Award for Museum Service. That is the highest award in that field. It is full of fun stuff to do. All of the exhibits and all of the attraction are just breath-taking. People from around the world recognize the name Carnegie Science Center because it has a very good reputation and its traveling galleries.

Who started it? The Carnegie Institute was started by Andrew

Carnegie. It was opened in November 25, 1895. It had the Museum of Natural History, Museum of Art, Library and Music Hall. The Carnegie Science Center became its own when the Buhl Planetarium was getting old and they wanted to merge with them.

How can I contact them? To contact them, you should call 412-

237-3400 for the latest information. Also, their website is carnegiesciencecenter.org.

PICTURES!!!!!!!!

Sportworks shows kids what they can use their energy for. There is three sections in Sportworks. There is Physics of Sports, LifeWorks and Sports Challenge. I suggest going there. I have been there and it is a lot of fun.

Pictures cont.

This picture shows robots made at the Carnegie Science Center. There are a lot of them and they operate very well. They are spotless when doing there work.

This picture shows the miniature railroad at the science center. It has The Miniature Railroad & Village® features: 105 animations, 250,000+trees, 14 aircrafts, 85 automobiles, 1 incline, 60 trucks, 22 horse-drawn vehicles and 23,000 fans in Forbes field

Thank you for Watching!!!!!!!!

Remember, GO VISIT!