Heinz Hall reputation for grandeur and excellence as a concert hall and showplace which is the home of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra located in Pittsburgh, PA.
The structure was originally the Lowe’s Penn Theater in 1927 and to its renovation & dedication in 1971 it became the Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts.
Now, this place may be the home to relics from Pittsburgh’s rich history but once behind closed doors the elegant walls inhabit more chilling historical details for one to find out.
Take a seat in the concert hall from any of the 2,675 seats and watch for the ghostly woman to make her big stage performance as the stage light never goes out!
This building dates back to the 1800’s when it stood as the Hotel Anderson. The hotel accommodated and entertained a variety of guests ranging from visiting businessmen to Shakespearean actors. With so many visitors passing through, so were the tragic deaths. Are these people still visiting today or have they not left the building…..
Employees have seen shadow people roaming in various rooms of the Heinz Hall. The sense of being watched no matter where you are in the building, makes you feel on edge. Elevators moving on their own from floor to floor. Footsteps heard coming towards you. A child running and playing in the special guest’s dressing room. Doors slammed as they echo through the building.
This is just the start of the entertainment you will experience once inside.
Let the Show Begin…..
