Very Local: Walk through history at the Clemente Museum

It's impossible for a baseball fan not to know who number 21 was and the extraordinary life he lived. Duane Rieder started the Clemente Museum in Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville neighborhood after meeting with Roberto Clemente's family in Puerto Rico. Rieder noticed that her house had been ruined by tropical storms and hurricanes and wanted to help start an archive of Roberto Clemente's life back in Pittsburgh. Watch the video above to see the amazing memorabilia at the museum alongside Ed and Day.What is Very Local?Very Local is a streaming app where you can watch local news, original series and more. Keep connected to your hometown with the news team you trust and discover original series and specials that explore your community and beyond. Very Local, from WTAE-TV parent Hearst Television, is available free on all mobile, tablet and connected TV devices.Follow Very Local on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube for more.

PITTSBURGH —

It's impossible for a baseball fan not to know who number 21 was and the extraordinary life he lived.

Duane Rieder started the Clemente Museum in Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville neighborhood after meeting with Roberto Clemente's family in Puerto Rico. Rieder noticed that her house had been ruined by tropical storms and hurricanes and wanted to help start an archive of Roberto Clemente's life back in Pittsburgh.

Watch the video above to see the amazing memorabilia at the museum alongside Ed and Day.

What is Very Local?

Very Local is a streaming app where you can watch local news, original series and more. Keep connected to your hometown with the news team you trust and discover original series and specials that explore your community and beyond.

Very Local, from WTAE-TV parent Hearst Television, is available free on all mobile, tablet and connected TV devices.

Follow Very Local on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube for more.