EAC 2025 will be held in Pittsburgh, PA on May 14-18 at the Marriott Pittsburgh City Center.
Please reserve your room to ensure that the club enjoys the hotel benefits without incurring expensive surcharges.
CLAPP COLLECTION DISPLAY
On Friday evening, join us at the Carnegie Museum for the Clapp Collection Display and Reception.
5:30PM – Reception and Clapp Display
7:00PM – Carnegie Auction
Looking forward!
When planning your trip, be sure to consider visiting some of Pittsburgh’s great attractions! Come early, stay late! Below is a partial list of options with website listings to help take a closer look…
In/Near our downtown Pittsburgh convention site (W = walkable, U= short Uber ride):
- Point State Park (W) – Point State Park is located at the confluence of Pittsburgh’s three rivers. The park celebrates the importance of this strategic location during the French and Indian War (1754-1763). Point State Park is a National Historic Landmark.
- Carnegie Science Center (U) – Pittsburgh’s iconic Science Museum has something for everyone, including a WW2 submarine and a fantastic miniature railroad display.
- National Aviary (U) – The National Aviary is America’s only independent indoor nonprofit zoo dedicated to birds. National Aviary is home to more than 500 birds representing more than 150 species from around the world, many of them threatened or endangered in the wild.
- Heinz History Center (W)– This popular attraction celebrates the region’s military, economic and social history, including a tribute to Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood!
- Roberto Clemente Museum (U) – Did you read The Numismatist article about the Clemente medal? The Clemente Museum features the world’s largest exhibited collection of Roberto Clemente baseball artifacts, works of art, photographs and memorabilia while celebrating his philanthropic and social accomplishments. Advance reservations are required and can be made via the website!
- Andy Warhol Museum (U) – The Andy Warhol Museum tells the story of one of Pittsburgh’s most famous artists and explores his legacy, displaying the largest Warhol collection in the world.
- Saint Anthony Chapel (U) – Pay a visit to the Chapel that preserves the largest collection of Christian relics outside the Vatican. The story of how the collection was assembled is fascinating! Be sure to check the website, as the schedule is limited, and reservations may be required.
- Mount Washington/Duquesne Incline (U) – Looking for some fantastic views of the city? Ride the Duquesne Incline up a 30+ degree grade to Mount Washington, take a stroll and dine at one of many restaurants.
In the Oakland Area
On Friday evening, we’ll be in the Oakland area to visit the Carnegie Museum and the Clapp Large Cent display. Transportation will be provided starting at 3:00PM, but an early drive or Uber ride affords access to these additional options:
- Early admission to the Museum (U) – EAC participants will be offered free admission to the Carnegie Museum to browse the massive collection prior to our private event. Andrew Carnegie was instrumental in preserving dinosaur remains, and the display will not disappoint!
- Soldiers and Sailors Hall (U) – Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall & Museum commemorates the men and women from Allegheny County who have served in every U.S. war since the Civil War. If you look closely, you might find a few large cents in one of the displays!
- University of Pittsburgh Cathedral of Learning (U) – A unique (and very tall) academic building with classrooms designed to commemorate scholastic settings from around the world. The cathedral is a fascinating cultural experience. Check the schedule for admission and tours!
- Heinz Chapel (U) – Heinz Memorial Chapel is a non-sectarian chapel on the University of Pittsburgh campus, a gift to the university from H.J. Heinz and his children. Catch a glimpse on your way to the Cathedral of Learning & Soldiers and Sailors Hall.
- Take a long walk thru Oakland (U) – The University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie-Mellon University campuses are located side-by-side in Oakland. The museum sits between the two campuses. Maps are available on-line.
