Hobby Update- The Baseball Heritage Museum
 

I am very pleased to have Net54baseball help announce this important baseball memorial and museum update from the Baseball Heritage Museum. And a statement from it's founder, Robert Zimmer-


The Baseball Heritage Museum tells the amazing, multi-cultural story of baseball's link with our communities, the United States, and the world. The spark for the Museum came in 1997 after the Major League Baseball All-Star Game was hosted in Cleveland, Ohio. Within a few years, the Museum had taken hold in Cleveland. Now, the Museum has made its next big step by moving to Cleveland's League Park, one of the oldest baseball parks in the world, which has undergone a grand 6.3 million dollar restoration.

Telling the story of baseball's heritage across our communities is made possible by the help of those who love the game. The Museum actively seeks baseball artifacts, great stories, and financial support through tax-deductible donations.*

For more information, please contact Mr. Robert Zimmer of the Baseball Heritage Museum at info@baseballheritagemuseum.org or (216) 406-5729.

*The Baseball Heritage Museum is an IRS 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and donations may be tax-deductible. Please consult your tax advisor for specific tax advice.


There is a fantastic website with a great blog of events and details about the organization.

http://baseballheritagemuseum.org

http://tribevibe.mlblogs.com/2014/08...d-league-park/




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Bobby is a great guy - had the privilege of meeting him at the National this year.

It seems like a good organization too, Scott. I hope they get the support they need and continue to provide their resource.

A friendly bit of recognition for a good cause....

The museum is now open to the public from 10-2pm on Saturdays.....

I am from Clevleand and just sent fifty dollars. I think it is fantastic to see Old League Park. I hope you have great success.:D