- Pittsburgh Pirates Ballparks
Exposition Park I: 1882 - 1884
Recreation Park: 1884 - 1890
Exposition Park II: "'1890 - 1909
Forbes Field : 1909 - 1970Three Rivers Stadium : 1970 - 2000PNC Park : 2001 - current
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