What are the 33 attractions profiled in the MLB Attractions Passport?

[FromVAtoLA]

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?

• National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
• Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory
• Jackie Robinson Museum
• Yogi Berra Museum
• Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum
• Field of Dreams Movie Site
• Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum
• Bosse Field
• Historic Grayson Stadium
• Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
• Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum
• Roberto Clemente Museum

[Casey2296]

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.

[jayshum]

Here's a screenshot that lists them:

[FromVAtoLA]

Originally Posted by jayshum

Here's a screenshot that lists them:

Thank you!

[Schlesinj]

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.


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[Schlesinj]

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[FromVAtoLA]

Originally Posted by Schlesinj

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.

This is great!! Thanks for posting

[Schlesinj]

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.

[sports-cards-forever]

I would add Hoboken NJ - the birthplace of baseball!