City's Art Collection

The Public Art and Civic Design division regularly updates and improves the City’s vast collection of Monuments, Memorials and Contemporary works of Art.
Download the 5.0 version of the City's Art Collection inventory.  As of May 2018, the inventory has been updated with a new layout, images, history, and addresses. This is work-in progress document and will be continually updated with new information.  

We ask that citizens review this inventory and contact us if:

• corrections need to be made;
• any additional war monuments pertaining to any war or individuals connected to an American conflict exist, that are not noted in this inventory;
• any honor rolls exist that are not included in this inventory

Interested persons may visit the website or contact:

Department of City Planning
412-255-2200

This inventory will be compiled into a lasting online database and further utilized to care for and maintain the City's collection of these pieces. The database will include:

• location
• photographs
• condition

View the Interactive Map of Monuments and Memorials. This map is a work-in-progress and will be continually updated with new information.

Partnerships

This Citywide project will be completed in collaboration with several organizations throughout the city. These organizations include:

• the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall & Museum
• the Senator John Heinz History Center
• the Northside Leadership Conference
• veterans organizations
• community organizations

For more information, please contact:

Department of City Planning
412-255-2200.

For more information and images of City-owned artworks and other demographic information by neighborhood, please visit www.pghsnap.com.