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Both visitors and locals alike can experience the refinement and culture of the Gilded Age. Guests of The Frick Pittsburgh can tour Clayton, which is the historic residence of the Frick family, along with interesting exhibitions, concerts, and educational programs. Visitors can also take a walk through the more than five acres of gardens, enjoy delicious food, and more. The grounds of the Frick, the Greenhouse, and the Car and Carriage Museum charge no admission fees. Special exhibitions and tours, however, charge a fee. The Frick is closed on Mondays throughout the year and is open later on Fridays.

7227 Reynolds St, Pittsburgh, PA 15208, Phone: 412-371-0600

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