The new addition will connect to the existing Heinz History Center on the corner of 13th and Penn Ave and add almost 92,000 sq ft. to the museum.

Picture *** warm summer night in 1997. You're in section 25 at Three Rivers Stadium. Hot pretzel, cold beer, Francisco Cordova, and Ricardo Rincon are pitching *** combined no-hitter. Certainly ...

It was home to incredible memories for the Steelers and the Pittsburgh Pirates, but Three Rivers Stadium had seen better days and eventually it was time for it to give way to the Steelers new home, ...

Mike DeFabo’s favorite thing Although Three Rivers Stadium is now a parking lot between Acrisure Stadium and PNC Park, memories of that old, cookie-cutter venue remain. The old Gate D stands ...

Pittsburgh (CNN) — A giant Heinz ketchup bottle was on the move in Pittsburgh on Thursday. The giant 35-foot ketchup bottle that used to be inside the formerly named Heinz Field is now relocated ...

It is fitting that the bottle is 57 feet off the ground and only steps away from another Steelers artifact, the goalposts from Three Rivers Stadium. For these Pittsburghers, it’s sentimental.

The 153-year-old, Pittsburgh-based H.J. Heinz Company had owned the stadium’s naming rights since the venue replaced the carpet and concrete of Three Rivers Stadium in 2001.

Heinz Field was an example of the early wave of corporate-named stadiums, replacing in 2001 the landmark Three Rivers Stadium, long home to the Pittsburgh Pirates and Steelers.

Steelers fans are all up in their feelings about Heinz Field’s new name. And understandably so. The stadium built to replace the iconic Three Rivers Stadium in 2001 has never been named anything ...

Bill Cowher: "Whether it's Three Rivers Stadium, Heinz Field, Acrisure Stadium, whatever it may be, it's the people in there that make it a special venue." #Steelers #NFL ...