Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum see history unfold
many old pictures/uniforms from inductees and past teams A fun and educational experience for all ages!

Dedicated to preserving the history and protecting the future of baseball in Manitoba. In 1996 Gladwyn Scott gathered together some prominent figures in Manitoba Baseball to discuss the possibility of establishing a Hall of Fame Museum. As a result, a committee was formed and in1997 the MBHOF was incorporated and received charitable status. The 1st banquet was held at the Brandon University on Jun

e 6, 1997. The Museum, located at the Access Event Centre in Morden, MB was officially opened at the 3rd annual banquet, held on June 5, 1999.

BRIAN COATESRoland, MBBrian was a member of the great Carman Goldeyes Junior and Senior dynasties of the 1970s and 1980s...
04/29/2026

BRIAN COATES
Roland, MB
Brian was a member of the great Carman Goldeyes Junior and Senior dynasties of the 1970s and 1980s.
Member of the Redboine All-Stars, which won the Western Canada Senior Championship in Nanaimo, British Columbia in 1978.
An outstanding batter, fielder, pitcher, competitor, and leader.
Played 1st or 3rd base when not pitching and was a feared batter for both average and power.
Enjoyed a successful professional hockey career after being drafted by the Boston Bruins in 1972.
Inducted into MB Baseball Hall of Fame, 2014

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BILL WHITEHEADRoland, MBNovember 8, 1954Inducted into MBHOF in 2011Bill Whitehead was born in Roland, Manitoba on Novemb...
04/20/2026

BILL WHITEHEAD
Roland, MB
November 8, 1954
Inducted into MBHOF in 2011
Bill Whitehead was born in Roland, Manitoba on November 8, 1954.
Whitehead played minor baseball with Roland in the mid-1960s.
From 1970-75, he played with the Carman Goldeyes junior team as a center fielder, winning several Provincial Junior Championships.
Following this, he played with the Carman Goldeyes’ senior team from 1976-89, winning several championships as well.
Whitehead had many nicknames, including “Billy White Shoes” or “Whitey”, and he was known for his gracefulness on the field, making all plays look easy.
Throughout his baseball career, he was almost always an all-star at center field. Whitehead was consistently among the league leaders in batting average and home runs in the Redboine Senior Baseball League.
He was voted Team MVP of the Carman Goldeyes numerous times, and he went on to play against touring national teams from Japan, Korea, and Canada’s national team.
Whitehead also played on the Manitoba Intermediate Border League championship team that won gold at the Westerns in Alberta.
Member of 1973-74 Selkirk Steelers, Centennial Cup Champions
President of Hockey Manitoba from 2012-2020

04/02/2026

Follow the link to read about local kid Tristan Peters.

04/01/2026

Another video of our museum.

03/31/2026
On March 28, 2026 Prairie Connect was held Access Event Centre. We had opportunity to show people are latest upgrades.
03/31/2026

On March 28, 2026 Prairie Connect was held Access Event Centre. We had opportunity to show people are latest upgrades.

Address

111C Gilmour Street
Morden, MB
R6M1N9

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 11pm
Tuesday 7am - 11pm
Wednesday 7am - 11pm
Thursday 7am - 11pm
Friday 7am - 11pm
Saturday 7am - 11pm
Sunday 7am - 11pm

Telephone

1-204-822-4636

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