Panel Discussion: Preserving Gilded Age Pittsburgh

In the Gilded Age, Pittsburgh reigned supreme as an industrial powerhouse. While echoes of that legacy inform Pittsburgh’s identity today, little of that history survives intact and accessible to the public. Two organizations, The Frick Pittsburgh and Rivers of Steel, exist to preserve those stories through the stewardship of their respective historic sites, Clayton, the home of Henry Clay Frick, and Carrie Blast Furnace. Both sites are currently in the middle of largescale, multi-year preservation projects that will ensure their survival into the future.

During this special panel discussion, staff from each organization will share the stories of how their sites were saved for public benefit and discuss their current preservation projects. The conversation will also explore the unique challenges of caring for these structures and the importance of preserving these historical treasures for the future. A short Q&A will follow the panel discussion.

You may also like the following events from The Frick Pittsburgh Museums and Gardens:

• This Saturday, 20th September, 09:30 am, Homestead 1892: Exploring the Lockout and Strike with the Frick Pittsburgh and Rivers of Steel in Homestead
• Next Saturday, 27th September, 03:00 pm, "The Scandinavian Home" Curators' Talk with Patricia Berman and Michelle Facos in Homestead
• Next Sunday, 28th September, 10:00 am, Mornings in Motion: Yoga, Music, and Mindfulness in Homestead

Also check out other Business events in Homestead.