Carnegie, PA
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Welcome to Carnegie, PA
Located just six miles southwest of Downtown Pittsburgh, Carnegie is a resilient, walkable borough that seamlessly blends small-town charm with a lively main street culture. Named after industrialist Andrew Carnegie, the borough was incorporated in 1894 when the neighboring communities of Mansfield and Chartiers merged. Today, Carnegie is celebrated for its diverse heritage, historic architecture, vibrant arts scene, and tight-knit community spirit.
Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall
Perched on "Library Hill" overlooking the town, this historic landmark was a personal gift from Andrew Carnegie. It houses a public library, an acoustic music hall/theater, and the Thomas Espy Post, one of the nation's most intact Civil War veterans' meeting rooms.
Walkable Main Street District
Carnegie’s East and West Main Streets feature an array of independent businesses, including boutique shops, art galleries, craft beverage tasting rooms, and cozy cafes.
Diverse Culinary Scene
Reflecting the area's rich immigrant history, Carnegie is known for an eclectic food scene. Options range from authentic Eastern European and Mediterranean eateries to traditional diners, pizza joints, and popular local spots like the Carnegie Coffee Company—housed inside a beautifully restored historic post office.
Historical Society of Carnegie
A hidden gem located right on Main Street, featuring regional history exhibits, a miniature model of 1940s Carnegie, and memorabilia honoring hall-of-fame Pittsburgh Pirate Honus Wagner, who called Carnegie home.
