New York State Baseball Hall of Fame, Gloversville

About New York State Baseball Hall of Fame

New York State Baseball Hall of Fame celebrates baseball's greatest contributors across New York State through exhibits and inductee recognition. The museum, located in Gloversville across from historic Parkhurst Field, honors players, coaches, and figures who shaped the game at every level, from youth baseball through the major leagues. Visitors explore displays featuring inductees such as Sandy Koufax, Carl Yastrzemski, and Paul O'Neill, learning about their journeys and contributions both on and off the field. The Hall was founded to recognize New York's baseball heritage stretching back to the 1860s, when the Troy Highlanders played as a major league team. The museum hosts annual induction dinners that bring together families and baseball enthusiasts to celebrate new inductee classes. General admission is free. The Hall suits anyone interested in baseball history and New York's role in the sport's development.