National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Cooperstown

About National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown preserves the history of baseball through three floors of exhibit space featuring artifacts, memorabilia and stories of Hall of Famers. Visitors explore priceless items that showcase important moments on the field and the game's impact on American society. The museum displays the historic flag saved by Rick Monday, artifacts connected to Bobby Thomson's famous home run, and the groundbreaking Yakyu | Baseball exhibit. The institution also maintains the Giamatti Research Center, described as the world's foremost repository of baseball information in all formats, where researchers access the museum's library and archives. The museum operates seven days a week and charges admission, with prices published on its website. Families and baseball enthusiasts step back in time to celebrate the legends and moments that shaped the sport. The museum is located in Cooperstown, New York.