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The Visitors’ Center Built in 1897 as a playhouse for the Frick children, the Visitors’ Center is now the starting point for all Clayton tours and houses the Museum Shop. Inside the Museum Shop--in addition to a choice selection of gifts, toys, books, and jewelry - you can see, under the floorboards, the Frick children’s bowling alley. In the small parlor, where docents meet with their tour groups, there is a display of Frick family photographs printed from archival negatives.

Museum Shop Whether you are searching for a one-of-a-kind gift, or looking for a souvenir to commemorate your visit to The Frick, you will find what you're looking for at the Museum Shop. The Museum Shop's unique inventory is hand-picked and changes often. Choose from books on local history, art, including exhibition catalogs and other topics relating to the Frick's collections. The Museum Shop also carries decorative items for your home, personal accessories, and unique books, toys, and stuffed animals for children. The Museum Shop is open Tuesday - Sunday from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Closed Mondays and major holidays. For more information about the Museum Shop, please call (412) 371-0600 x543, or email info@frickart.org.

	Featured Items
	My Father, Henry Clay Frick $3.75, paperback 33 pages with black and white illustrations A perfect little souvenir of The Frick - Helen Clay Frick collaborated on this memoir about her father. Please refer to item #301 when ordering
	The Frick Art & Historical Center, Specialty Tea Blend 3 oz. tin, $8.50 A blend of the finest teas, as served in The Café at The Frick. Please refer to item #80050 when ordering.
	Clayton Days. Picture Stories by Vik Muniz $24.95 softbound only. 90 pages, black and white. Item #0101. While working at the Frick Art & Historical Center in 1999 and 2000, Vik Muniz chose Clayton as a site for exploring the many traces that remain of the people who moved through its rooms more then a century ago. His suite of images is an open narrative compelling viewers to test the veracity of what they see and to imagine their own stories within his constructed history. The result is a haunting, ominous exploration of childhood and a glimpse into an adult world not yet understood by the innocent persona of Muniz's viewer. This catalog has been made possible by a generous grant from The Heinz Endowment. Please refer to item # 0101 when ordering this item.
	The Frick Park Map $7.50, 13" x 18" color print Frick park, an area formerly known as "Clayton Heights" adjacent to The Frick Art & Historical Center, was a gift to the people of Pittsburgh from Henry Clay Frick. This historic reproduction map from 1938 has elaborate drawings of resident and migratory birds, trails, ravines, and uplands, as well as charming vignettes of picnicking families. Please refer to item #1215 when ordering.
	The Frick Art & Historical Center: The Art & Life of a Pittsburgh Family $14.95, paperback 46 pages, 48 photographs (23 color) An introduction to the Frick family and their life at Clayton. Henry Clay Frick’s rise in the coke and steel industries is detailed, along with pivotal moments in the Frick family’s domestic life. The history of The Frick Art Museum and the restoration of Clayton are included. Please refer to item #302 when ordering.