Mellon Institute Columns
Iconic limestone columns, with some sections left uncleaned, serve as a reminder of Pittsburgh's polluted industrial past.

šŸ“œ Historic columns of the Mellon Institute in Pittsburgh.
šŸ” Sections deliberately left uncleaned to remember the city's smoky past. Built in 1937, it's a grand temple to science and part of Carnegie Mellon University.

Why Go

šŸ›ļø Admire grand Greek Parthenon-style architecture and historical significance
šŸ“ø Popular spot for photography (weddings, graduations, movies, filming)
šŸ™ļø Witness a unique reminder of Pittsburgh's industrial history and learn about cleanup efforts

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šŸ“ Located at 4400 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh.

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