At the heart of Heinz Field is the Coca-Cola Great Hall, which covers nearly one-acre of ground. During home football games, fans roam the Great Hall and choose between five different food concessions featuring local food favorites.

Scattered throughout the Great Hall are five Lombardi Trophy Column Displays and six interactive display columns featuring team memorabilia. Twenty different murals present the history of western Pennsylvania football and the Pittsburgh Steelers.

PAGE INDEX

Coca-Cola Great Hall at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh
Searchable Google Map to Heinz Field
Steelers 75th Season
Steelers All-Time Team
Arthur Joseph Rooney
Super Bowl MVP Footballs
Steeler Links

Coca-Cola Great Hall at Heinz Field

Coca-Cola Great Hall at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh

Steelers Hall of Fame locker displays

Player's lockers from the former Three Rivers Stadium have been used to display football equipment and personal mementos of Steelers in the Hall of Fame as well as other Steeler football legends.

Lockers are used to display Steelers football equipment

Searchable Google Map to Heinz Field

STEELERS 75th SEASON
From September 20 to November 5, 2007, the general public can tour a special 75th Season Hall of Fame section at the Great Hall. Hours are 11am to 2pm, Monday through Friday, and admission is free.

NOTE: The 75th Season display has been moved to the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh where it is scheduled to appear through February 10, 2008.

Steelers 75th Season Banner

The Pittsburgh Steelers 75th Anniversary
1933-2007

The Steelers All-Time Team
Announced October 24, 2007

OFFENSE

Jerome Bettis - Running Back (1996-05)

Rocky Bleier - Running Back (1968, 1970-80)
Terry Bradshaw - Quarterback (1970-83)
Larry Brown - Offensive Tackle (1971-84)
Bennie Cunningham - Tight End (1976-85)
Dermontti Dawson - Center (1988-00)
Alan Faneca - Guard (1998-Present)

Franco Harris - Running Back (1972-83)

Tunch Ilkin - Offensive Tackle (1980-92)
Jon Kolb - Offensive Tackle (1969-81)

Elbie Nickel - Tight End (1947-57)

John Stallworth - Wide Receiver (1974-87)

Lynn Swann - Wide Receiver (1974-82)

Hines Ward - Wide Receiver (1998-Present)

Mike Webster - Center (1974-88)

DEFENSE

Mel Blount - Cornerback (1970-83)
Jack Butler - Defensive Back (1951-59)
Joe Greene - Defensive Tackle (1969-81)

L.C. Greenwood - Defensive End (1969-81)
Jack Ham - Outside Linebacker (1971-82)

Casey Hampton - Nose Tackle (2001-Present)
Carnell Lake - Safety (1989-98)
Jack Lambert - Middle Linebacker (1974-84)
Greg Lloyd - Outside Linebacker (1988-97)
Troy Polamalu - Safety (2003-Present)
Joey Porter - Outside Linebacker (1999-2006)
Andy Russell - Outside Linebacker (1963, 1966-76)
Donnie Shell - Safety (1974-87)

Ernie Stautner - Defensive Tackle (1950-63)

Dwight White - Defensive End (1971-80)
Rod Woodson - Cornerback (1987-96)

SPECIALISTS

Gary Anderson - Kicker (1982-94)

Bobby Walden - Punter (1968-77)

Rod Woodson's throwback football jersey featuring the crest of the City of Pittsburgh

The Pittsburgh Steelers
1969-1975

Great Steeler teams
are listed by year

Display featuring
wide receiver
#83 Louis Lipps

The "Immaculate Reception" is definitely the most significant play in Pittsburgh Steelers history and quite possibly in the history of the NFL.

AJR Arthur Joseph Rooney "The Chief" Jan 27, 1901 - Aug 25, 1988 Art Rooney was an exceptional athlete, playing minor league baseball, semi-pro football and boxing his way onto the US Olympic Boxing Team in 1920, even though he did not compete. On July 8, 1933, he founded the 5th oldest franchise in the National Football League, which were originally called the Pittsburgh Pirates.
*Art Rooney's cigars and humidor highlight the AJR display*
At some point Mr. Rooney became affectionately known as *'The Chief.'* The Steeler players took great joy in presenting him with the team's first Super Bowl Trophy following their win in Super Bowl IX against the Minnesota Vikings. Fans remember him for his personal responses to their letters; postcards that were signed "Good wishes always to you and yours - Art Rooney." Art Rooney, Sr. was enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio in 1964 for his contributions to the NFL and the Pittsburgh Steelers. His larger-than-life statue outside Heinz Field is a fitting reminder of 'The Chief.'
*The Chief outside Heinz Field*
Super Bowl MVP Footballs Super Bowl IX, X, XIII and XIV
Franco Harris Super Bowl IX MVP Football
	Lynn Swann Super Bowl X MVP Football
Terry Bradshaw Super Bowl XIII MVP Football
	Terry Bradshaw Super Bowl XIV MVP Football
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