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Frick Art and Historical Center: G. Whitney Snyder Gallery

7227 Reynolds St, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15208

Featured Review : A few of G. Whitney Snyder’s antique autos used to be displayed in the Freight House mall at Station Square. Now twenty or more can be viewed at the new Snyder Gallery in the Frick Car and Carriage Museum. When visito...See Full Review

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G. Whitney Snyder Gallery of Antique Cars

  • 5 out of 5 stars by kjlouden from , West Virginia
  • March 25, 2005
G. Whitney Snyder Gallery of Antique Cars
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  • 5 out of 5 stars by kjlouden from , West Virginia
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Quote: Henry Clay Frick, Andrew Carnegie’s right-hand man who ran Carnegie Steel and called out Pinkerton Guards to enforce his lockout of striking steelworkers in 1892, was known as "a mean man," responsible for deaths of Pinkertons and workers and for... Read the full Frick Art and Historical Center: G. Whitney Snyder Gallery review

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