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Carnegie Museum of Natural History
4400 Forbes Ave
Pittsburgh, PA, 15213
Take a science trip through time, space and the depths of the earth at this fantastic Pittsburgh apartments Museum. Relish in astounding exhibits on Earth sciences, Life Sciences and Anthropology. Learn and explore as you make your way through these hands on displays and exhibits that engage and enlighten every Pittsburgh apartment dweller. Pittsburgh apartment residents take great pleasure in exhibits here like the Insects, Ink and Inklings exhibit. It is a gorgeously displayed set of illustrations by Jane Hyland. See the beautiful ink drawings of various insects in such glorious detail you expect them to fly off the page. Catch the Time Machines exhibit, the rare and extensive collection of time pieces collected by the ketchup magnate H.J. Heinz throughout his lifetime. Examine the lives of whales through stories by scientists, whalers and conservationalists in a fascinating exhibit called Tohora. Carnegie Museum of Natural History apartment dwellers are constantly surprised by the new and emerging exhibits and events that the museum offers its public. From classes and hands-on experience to lectures, films and tours, there is always something to discover. A group of Pittsburgh apartment friends or just a couple can find the perfect afternoon in these great halls.
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