national baseball hall of fame and museum

超爱这里。内容丰富,可看的东西很多。计划花一天,只有这样才能全看完。最棒的是艺术画廊。有沃霍尔及罗克韦尔的伟大作品。总之,如果你不喜欢棒球,那就不要来浪费时间。估计你不会喜欢。

如果你打算去游览纽约库珀斯顿(Cooperstown)的棒球名人堂(Baseball Hall of Fame),那就秋季去吧。库珀斯顿是一座古雅的小镇,在Otsego Lake一端。名人堂价格合理,满是一个世纪以来各赛事的艺术品。从女子棒球的展品到Curt Schilling的“血腥袜子”('bloody sock')——你不会失望的。参观过名人堂之后,可以步行到临水公园——非常漂亮。

我们非常开心,我们是夏天之后来的,那会儿已经完全不拥挤了。只是希望在淡季他们的开放时间能够持续到下午五点以后。

这家博物馆筹划的很好,现代。很多展品,老幼皆宜。每一个小时就会放映十五分钟有趣的动态影像。我们很喜欢此次旅行。(库波斯顿(Cooperstown)本身也很漂亮!)

我们青春年少的儿子们选择了古柏镇作为我们的度假目的地,参观国家棒球名人堂博物馆没有让我们失望。全家人都度过了愉快的一天,我们真的很欣赏这个地方致力于发展我们喜爱的棒球运动。与其它博物馆相比,我们欣赏这个博物馆的布局以及它的规模。你能在一天之内参观完它,午饭时休息一下,下午回来再完成参观。棒球名人堂很独特,因为它可以让你了解棒球的历史,追随多年来强队的发展进步,讨论那些刚刚开始或正在创造历史的球员/球队。每个球迷都能在这儿找到适合他们的东西,无论是年轻人,老年人或是处于中间某个年龄阶段的人们,值得珍藏的回忆!

Baseball fans: make the trip. Lots to see, lots of interactivity, fun for the whole family. Be prepared for swarms of kids in the summertime.

This is such a great place to visit for baseball fans. THey even have a scavenger hunt for the kids.

If your a Baseball fan like me, this is a must see, in this charming little Village there lies all the baseball history worth seeing. If you purchase your ticket after 7PM it is also good for the whole next day, and you need more that one day to see everything.

A Baseball Nuts Disney World! Need I say more? Loved that we could leave and go for lunch and then come back if we wanted to. So much to see :)

Small town with a lot of baseball history. If you are into baseball memorabilia and the history of baseball this is the place to go

Delightful museum for diehard baseball fans and even those with limited interest. Well done exhibits, plan to spend several hours to see it all. Must see if you are in Cooperstown.

Loved every minute of this museum. And that's what it is...a museum of baseball. If you're not interested in the history of baseball, you probably will be bored or done with the tour in an hour. we were there all day. I suggest you DVR or rent Ken Burn's Baseball series and watch before you visit Cooperstown. As in any attraction, get there when they open to avoid the crowds. We then found a coffee shop for lunch and a rest and went back for a few more hours.

Just about everyone knows what it means to say a player will "make it to Cooperstown." The little village in central New York state is synonymous with the Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum or, as fans refer to it, "the Hall." This shrine to baseball and everything the game means underwent major renovation and expansion during the 1990s and its programs and collections are truly a must for families of fans or those who are curious about history. Prepare to spend a few hours in this enlightening museum touring each floor and marveling at the displays of artifacts from every era of the national pastime. The plaques of every inductee are housed in one great hall and to go from one to the next, reading of these baseball greats is go back in time, to recall a fan's heroes and, in the words of the great baseball writer Roger Angell, to "remain forever young."

We held a car tour--1929-1954-early 6-cylinder Chevys-in Sept of 2014. We took 60 cars, 132 people, and 1 dog to Cooperstown to see the National Baseball Hall of Fame. We parked on the street and showed off our cars. While the townspeople were admiring our cars, we were enjoying the baseball museum. Every great in baseball from the beginning to Derek Jeter retiring was in this beautiful building. We spent most of the day there, as there are many movies, shorts, and exhibits to see and interact with. Everyone needs to go see this once, even if you are not a baseball fan. I loved it.

We had the place pretty much to ourselves on a snowy February day. That suited me just fine and I relished visiting the greats of baseball at my own pace and in a peaceful space.I like that the Hall isn't all flashing lights and noisy displays. It simply shows you the history of baseball, its great participants and its glorious history is a straightforward, non-glitzy fashion.Well worth a visit, particularly off-season.