
09/22/2023
Bill Veeck brought a lot of fun to the game, and 75 years ago he also brought a World Series title to Cleveland with his HOF cast of Satchel Paige, Bob Feller, Larry Doby, Bob Lemon, Joe Gordon and Lou Boudreau.
Mission of the Baseball Heritage Museum: Preserve and present the stories of diversity in baseball.
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At the Baseball Heritage Museum, the public will be able to experience their stories, photographs, letters, programs, uniforms and other game-used treasured memorabilia detailing the important contributions from the Latin and Caribbean leagues, the Industrial and Barnstormer leagues and the Negro and Women’s leagues that helped shape the history of the great American pastime. A note from Vern Full
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How much do you really know about our national pastime? The Baseball Heritage Museum is more than just baseball stories. It is a real education on former players and coaches connected with the rich diversity of our nation’s pastime. I sincerely hope you will bring your family and friends to experience the colorful history of the great game of baseball. Please help lead the effort to secure the preservation of our national pastime. The Origin of the Museum
Robert Zimmer started displaying artifacts from the Negro Baseball League in his jewelry store in downtown Cleveland during the 1997 All-Star game. “It was going to be a one-weekend event to help draw people into my jewelry store,” he said, “But so many customers were really interested in the history of baseball that it became a passion for me.”
Now, thanks to the support of organizations like the Gund Foundation, the Cleveland Foundation, Cleveland Indians, the historic Gateway District and private donors– Zimmer has secured 4000 square feet of space in the Cleveland’s League Park to house the Basebal Heritage Museum. Here the public will be able to experience the stories, photographs, letters, programs, uniforms and other game-used treasured memorabilia detailing the important contributions from the Latin and Caribbean leagues, the Industrial and Barnstormer leagues and the Negro and Women’s leagues that helped shape the history of the great American pastime. Mission
The mission of the museum is to preserve and present the history of diversity in baseball by entertaining, educating, and enlightening the visiting public about the multicultural heritage of baseball and the values it represents.
Bill Veeck brought a lot of fun to the game, and 75 years ago he also brought a World Series title to Cleveland with his HOF cast of Satchel Paige, Bob Feller, Larry Doby, Bob Lemon, Joe Gordon and Lou Boudreau.
Mi colaboración semanal para el BASEBALL HERITAGE MUSEUM sobre los Jugadores Mexicanos que han llegado a las Grandes Ligas.
My weekly post for the BASEBALL HERITAGE MUSEUM about the Mexican Players that have reached the Major Leagues.
Thanks to Goldhorn Brewery for making this possible!
A portion of EVERY beer sold will be donated to the Baseball Heritage Museum!
Help preserve Baseball history and buy a few pints!
Stay tuned for a MAJOR collaboration announcement coming soon!
Goldhorn Brewery has a few things going on – a new brewer, a special collaboration with the Baseball Heritage Museum and a craft-soda venture.
Available Thursday through Sunday 9am to 3pm
At the Baseball Heritage Museum gift shop.
Free admission with purchase!
only 100 made!
Lucille Ball wearing a Cleveland Indians uniform with Bob Hope in a 1956 episode of "I Love Lucy".
The sleeve patch is a few years old by this point and the oddball custom cap combines the old sleeve patch (instead of "Chief Wahoo") with a much larger C than was actually used.
Don't forget you can swing by the Baseball Heritage Museum Thursday through Sunday 9am to 3pm to pick up your hat. The Museum gift shop is the ONLY place to buy this hatm limited quantities available. Once they're gone....they're gone!
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Saturday was a blast. ⚾️ Thank you all who came out to support at our annual Charity Softball Game!
Mike Dewine Visits the Baseball Heritage Museum at League Park
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Vintage Baseball is BACK at the Baseball Heritage Museum !
Stop by today and experience baseball as it was played in the 1800's!
Shamrocks v. Mules 11:30-1:20
Mules v. Black Flags 1:25-2:45
Black Flags v. Shamrocks 2:50-4:10
Matches will be 7 innings or 1:20 whichever comes first.
Come out for a fun family friendly event and great day of base ball!
Admission to the museum is $10. See you there!
Newman Co. employees on lunch break in old Indians dugout at League Park (Now the Baseball Heritage Museum) in 1951.
Click the link for a new episode our Ripples from the Land Podcast. This episode’s title: “Foods the Transformed the Land” https://open.spotify.com/episode/4PtVBA4X1GWwScsyhRA60L?si=VGVAWsa7Sim4obUN6AbKFw
Vince Guerrieri 's Weird Moments in Cleveland Sports BACK IN STOCK!
Along with League Park and The Making of Major League!
Come get your copies today!
On July 12, 2021, Shohei Ohtani became the first Japanese born player and starting pitcher to participate in the HR Derby.
Ohtani is a special player, and has even drawn comparisons to Babe Ruth by being a solid pitcher and a heavy power hitter.
The derby took place at Coors Field, a HR hitters dream. The ball absolutely sails in that field and there were plenty of moonshots that night.
Ohtani is still early in his career and what he has done is nothing short of amazing. If he keeps this up there is no doubt in my mind that he will go down as one of this generations best players.
This Day in Baseball History, July 11:
On July 11, 1914 Babe Ruth made his MLB debut at Fenway Park for the Boston Red Sox as their starting pitcher. The Sox squared up against the Cleveland Naps that day and it was a pretty tight game. Ruth and the Sox would go on to win the game by a score of 4-3.
Ruth’s final pitching stats read: 7 IP, 8 Hits, 3 Runs, 2 Errors and 1 Strikeout. A pretty solid performance for a 19 year old making his debut.
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