Pittsburgh Pirates - Three Rivers Stadium (1970 to 2000)

Three Rivers Stadium was home to the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1970 to 2000 and served as the stage for one of the franchise’s most celebrated eras. The ballpark hosted World Series championships in 1971 and 1979, highlighted by Roberto Clemente’s historic 3,000th hit and the unforgettable “We Are Family” Pirates. Situated at the confluence of Pittsburgh’s three rivers, the stadium became a symbol of pride for the city and its fans. For those who remember championship moments and legendary performances, this stadium replica honors the home of Pirates greatness in the Steel City. Designed with a slim, refined profile, each handmade 3D Home Fields stadium replica—crafted in Atlanta—fits beautifully on a desk, bookshelf, credenza, or mantel. It’s a timeless display piece and a meaningful gift for the true fan. ⚾ Brilliant, Long-Lasting LED Lighting – Integrated LEDs use minimal power while delivering a rich, stadium-style glow that enhances the layered 3D design, rated for 100,000+ hours of