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07-30-2011, 07:22 PM
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Pittsburgh
Yes, it is called the Heinz History Center and it has 5 floors of museum displays. There are sports items on 2 floors. The sports part is called the Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum. The one photo shows a 1909 World Series ticket stub and an M116 Wagner card.
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