The newly restored Frick Gatehouse provides an elegant gateway to the park at Reynolds Street. The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy restored the French-style gatehouse, which was designed by the famed architect John Russell Pope, and its surrounding landscape, designed by Innocenti and Webel. Bowling Green Try your hand at this 13th century pastime at the Frick Park Bowling Green, the only public lawn bowling green in Pennsylvania. Each green is a 120-foot square of carefully mowed, rolled and gently watered grass that can accommodate eight games at one time. The Frick Park Lawn Bowling Club maintains the bowling green and clubhouse.
All equipment is available to members without charge.
The bowling club offers free lessons to beginners, league play and informal bowling. The center includes museums and historical buildings on more than five acres of elegant lawns and gardens. Visitors are invited to tour the restored Frick family home, Clayton, the Frick Art Museum, the Car and Carriage Museum, the Greenhouse and the Visitors' Center. Educational programs are offered year-round. Continue down Forbes Ave.