Point State Park's iconic fountain in Pittsburgh is undergoing major upgrade work and won't be operational this year as the park itself is getting a multi-million dollar facelift.

For 50 years, the fountain at Pittsburgh’s Point State Park has welcomed visitors and stood proudly as the heart of the city. “When you think of Pittsburgh, it is hard not to picture ...

The great lawn at Point State Park will still be restricted, sod was laid down, but it still needs a couple weeks to take root. The fountain will be turned on around 6 p.m.

After being dormant for the winter, the fountain is officially back on at Point State Park.

PITTSBURGH — Point State Park’s iconic fountain is a favorite spot to watch fireworks on the Fourth of July. Many Channel 11 viewers sent in their favorite memories at the fountain, the park ...

PITTSBURGH — The iconic fountain at Point State Park will be back up and running the first weekend of May, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation & Natural Resources.

Pittsburgh’s landmark fountain at Point State Park is scheduled to begin its annual spouting May 4, just in time for the Pittsburgh Marathon. The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and ...

Plans for a giant 100-foot geyser at the apex of a new Point Park were first unveiled and given preliminary approval on April 16, 1951. The fountain was expected to pose sizable engineering ...

This 2009 photo shows the Point State Park fountain prior to its renovation but after the completion of renovations to the city side lawn and Great Lawn, woodland areas and riverfront promenades.

Pittsburgh’s Point State Park Fountain celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. The milestone was commemorated Wednesday morning at the Confluence of the city’s three rivers with speakers ...

Point State Park’s fountain won’t be operational this summer due to major upgrades. The fountain is being improved as part of a multi-million-dollar facelift for the park.

Point State Park's iconic fountain in Pittsburgh is undergoing major upgrade work and won't be operational this year as the park itself is getting a multi-million dollar facelift.