Three Rivers Stadium

Three Rivers Stadium is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Allegheny County, dedicated 2007.

Allegheny County · dedicated 2007 · Art Rooney Ave., near North Shore Dr., Heinz Field, North Shore (Pittsburgh)

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Opened on July 16, 1970. Home to the Pirates, who won two World Series, and the Steelers, who won four Super Bowl Championships, creating Pittsburgh's "City of Champions" identity. It was the site of Roberto Clemente's 3,000th hit, September 30, 1972, and Franco Harris's legendary "Immaculate Reception," December 23, 1972. A multi-use facility, it also hosted many concerts and special events prior to demolition on February 11, 2001.

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