I like baseball, but I'm not a big fan. So I was a
little apprehensive about Cooperstown. We headed to the Baseball Hall of Fame early Wednesday morning.
The Baseball of Hall of Fame opened in 1939 by Stephen Carlton Clark, a local hotel owner looking to bring tourist to the city after the Great Depression.
In was interesting to me, that this museum does not pay for any artifacts in the museum. All items are donated.
We started our journey through the history of baseball with a film overview.
Considering the Arod situation, this statement says a lot.
The inductees Class of 2013.
Many pictures.
Yogi Berra
Then we entered the Hall of Fame.
Some of the Hall of Fame recipients.
Roberto Clemente and Jackie Robinson
One of the floor had an art gallery, which I enjoyed very much.
The Art of Baseball
Some very famous artist have used baseball as their subjects.
Casey at the Bat.
Rhubarb by Vincent Civiletti was a 1955 Coronet magazine cover.
Baseball was even played in 1860's before the glove was invented.
The Little Baseball Player by John George Brown 1860.
Tom Seaver by Andy Warhol 1977.
The Hall of Famer by Leroy Neiman 1996.
Phil Niekro by LaVern Brock 2006. This picture is made up of thousands of baseball cards.
Game Called Because of Rain (Tough Call) 1949
Norman Rockwell.
little apprehensive about Cooperstown. We headed to the Baseball Hall of Fame early Wednesday morning.
The Baseball of Hall of Fame opened in 1939 by Stephen Carlton Clark, a local hotel owner looking to bring tourist to the city after the Great Depression.
In was interesting to me, that this museum does not pay for any artifacts in the museum. All items are donated.
We started our journey through the history of baseball with a film overview.
Considering the Arod situation, this statement says a lot.
The inductees Class of 2013.
Many pictures.
Reggie Jackson Tommy Lasorda
Frank Robinson and Hank Aaron Willie Mays
Yogi Berra
Then we entered the Hall of Fame.
Some of the Hall of Fame recipients.
Nolan Ryan Sandy Koufax
Roberto Clemente and Jackie Robinson
Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth
One of the floor had an art gallery, which I enjoyed very much.
The Art of Baseball
Some very famous artist have used baseball as their subjects.
Casey at the Bat.
Rhubarb by Vincent Civiletti was a 1955 Coronet magazine cover.
Baseball was even played in 1860's before the glove was invented.
The Little Baseball Player by John George Brown 1860.
Tom Seaver by Andy Warhol 1977.
The Hall of Famer by Leroy Neiman 1996.
Phil Niekro by LaVern Brock 2006. This picture is made up of thousands of baseball cards.
Game Called Because of Rain (Tough Call) 1949
Norman Rockwell.
Casey Stengel, 2004
A lot to see here. On to the second floor.
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