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06-09-2012, 10:33 AM
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Baseball Museum
I am in the ideation stage of creating a baseball museum in Rochester, Michigan. It will focus on vintage baseball memorabilia and cards with special emphasis on the Detroit Tigers. It will include my Wall of Cards now missing only the Doyle. It will be non profit and my goal is to promote the great game of baseball and collecting cards and memorabilia. It will take at least a few years but I hope to make it world class and that many of you will check it out. I have learned a lot from many of you and your ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Powell 
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