Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Center for PostNatural History
An art professor's museum in a former clothing boutique exhibits fine examples of human tinkering of animals and organisms though breeding and genetic manipulation.
- Address:
- 4913 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PA
- Directions:
- Northeast side of the city. On the north side of Penn Ave. between N. Millvale Ave. and Gross St.
- Hours:
- Su 12-6 or by appt. (email rich AT postnatural.org)
- Admission:
- Free.
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Center for PostNatural History: Why has art professor Richard Pell opened a museum of plants and animals genetically altered by human beings? "If somebody else had done it first," he said, "I wouldn't have had to." [03/07/2012] Complete Story...
Center for PostNatural History: Why has art professor Richard Pell opened a museum of plants and animals genetically altered by human beings? "If somebody else had done it first," he said, "I wouldn't have had to." [03/07/2012] Complete Story...
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