One Alegheny Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA , 15212 Phone: 412-237-3400 Website The Carnegie Science Center opened in 1991.
With a history that dates to October 24, 1939, the Carnegie Science Center is the most visited Museum in Pittsburgh. Among its attractions are the newly constructed Buhl Digital Dome (which features the latest in projection), the Rangos Omnimax Theater, the Miniature Railroad & Village and the USS Requin (a World War II submarine).
It also includes Roboworld, touted as "the world's largest permanent robotics exhibit" with more than 30 interactive displays featuring "all things robotic". This area also includes the first physical home for Carnegie Mellon University’s Robot Hall of Fame.
Under the leadership of Robert Wilburn, Buhl Science Center merged with the Carnegie Institute and a new $40 million Carnegie Science Center was constructed.
There are 3 penny machines, Did not have to pay to get downstairs to the third machine. The first two machines are just inside the main entrance by the gift shop.
Machine 4:
1) Miniature Railroad and Village
2) Rangos Omnimax Theater
3) USS Requin Submarine
4) RoboWorld, logo
Machine 5:
1) Carnegie Science Center, building
2) SportsWorks, 3 figures
3) SportsWorks, climber
4) RoboWorld, robotic arm
Machine 6: Noted as Machine 3 on machine. $1 per pre-loaded ZSinc penny design
1) Carnegie Science Center, planetarium
2) USS Requin Submarine
3) XPLOR, rocket
4) Miniature Railroad and Village
Retired machines:
Retired 1: 1) Astronaut, 2) Submarine in front of buldings/ 3) Worlds, 4) telescope,
Retired 2: 1) Baseball, 2) Seahorse, 3) Beaker, 4) Lightbulb,
Retired 3 is owned by a private owner. 1) USS Requin, 2) The Inclne, 3) Pittsburg at the point, 4) Steamtrain.
9/6/23 - Machines located in same location and rolling fine - JS |
