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What are the 33 attractions profiled in the MLB Attractions Passport?
The website says there are 33 attractions included in the MLB Attractions Passport (https://shop.baseballhall.org/baseba...ass-port-book/). It lists 12 of them. Does anyone know the other 21 attractions that are profiled?
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I would add;
Rickwood Field Ty Cobb Museum Matty's grave in Lewisburg PA Negro league Museum in Kansas City Almendares Park in Havana Tokyo Dome in Tokyo And about half a dozen baseball bars adjacent to the stadium on game day. |
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Here's a screenshot that lists them:
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Thought this was a good place to post this. I would add the Southern Negro League Museum in Birmingham (a few minutes away from Rickwood Field). This is a joint venture of the City and an organization (with a significant collection from an individual). Really well done. Toured it a few weeks ago.
Here are some photos of some items including some really cool one of a kind items including a few great bats (Santop and Mackey). They even have an interactive activity to see some special pitches. Of course, some Satchel Paige items and Willie Mays specific information with a combination of Birmingham historical education. Attachment 633324 Attachment 633325 Attachment 633326 Attachment 633327 Attachment 633328 Attachment 633329 Attachment 633330 Attachment 633331 Attachment 633332 Attachment 633333 Attachment 633334 Attachment 633335 Attachment 633336 Attachment 633337 Attachment 633338 Attachment 633339 Attachment 633340 Attachment 633341 |
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For what it’s worth I received one of these years ago and now that I have some more time I intend to fill in/get stamps etc. at a faster pace.
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I would add Hoboken NJ - the birthplace of baseball!
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