For fans with ticketed access to the Club Level at PNC Park, you will find a treasure-trove of Pirates memorabilia and historical information.
Suitably designed tributes to Honus Wagner, Ginger Beaumont, Paul Waner, Arky Vaughan, Debs Garms, Dick Groat, Roberto Clemente, Matty Alou, Dave Parker, Bill Madlock and Freddy Sanchez adorn the walls above the bar area.
The Bucs have had many different logos over the last 130 years. See which ones you like the most.
Bob Prince described the action to fans of all ages for 28 years from 1948-1975. Nicknamed "The Gunner," many items and photos from the Hall-of-Fame broadcaster are on display here.
Signed in 1891 after playing four seasons with Philadelphia, Bierbauer was "pirated" away from the Athletics. Pittsburgh kept the player and the nickname "Pirates" from that point on.
From the all-time hits leader, Pete Rose, to the most-recent player to enter the club, Miguel Cabrera, photos of each of the 33 players adorn the walls in Club 3000.
Various photos of Honus Wagner, Paul Waner and Roberto Clemente are displayed throughout the club.
The uniform design of the three-time National League Champion Pirates featured a red, white and blue color scheme.
The uniform of the World Champion Pirates was one of the most colorful designs of the 1920s and featured the National League’s “Golden Jubilee” patch over the left breast.
The name “Pirates” was placed across the front of the jersey for the first time in an arc of fancy red and blue letters.
The switch-hitting power hitter played with the Pirates from 1986-1991 and captured three Silver Slugger awards.
The Hall of Fame outfielder played 15 seasons with the Pirates and his 1,638 hits rank 10th on the club’s all-time list.
RHP won 96 games in his nine seasons with the Pirates and threw the fourth no-hitter in team history on June 12, 1970 (game 1).
