National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
Museum, Baseball Field, and Historic and Protected Site
Cooperstown
"Great museum for baseball fans, enthusiasts and newbies."(9 Tips)
"HOF plaques for good luck-Time"(2 Tips)
"Free wifi available."(3 Tips)
"... artifacts to read and view - not many interactives tho!!! Whole town..."(2 Tips)
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Leonardo TrilloAugust 24, 2017Could have spent the entire day here and nearly did! It's been a long time dream to visit the baseball Hall of Fame!
John DeckerJuly 8, 2015An amazing experience for those who love the game of baseball. Start on the second floor for exhibits detailing the history of the game through the decades.
HISTORYDecember 28, 2012This is where the game's immortals are enshrined. The heart of the museum is the Hall of Fame gallery. The gallery has a plaque for each of the players who have been elected to the hall.
- Andrew CMay 10, 2018Visited 10+ years ago and finally was able to come again... so much amazing knowledge and incredible artifacts to read and view - not many interactives tho!!! Whole town is all baseball, loved it!!
Jay EaglesonSeptember 16, 2016I was here as a kid and then for the Piazza / Griffey Jr. introduction. While crowded, they did a great job of keeping order. The hall itself is incredible, but the whole place is worth a visit.- Michelle LAugust 12, 2014So much history! Fantastic place to visit for any baseball fan. Free wifi available. Gift shop on lower level. Don't miss the video in the theater.
ESPNMay 21, 2012The Plaque Gallery on the first floor is awesome, but MAKE SURE you spend time in the Records Room on Floor 3. It has a case with World Series rings all the way back to the 1900’s.
The TravelerAugust 25, 2016Great to see at least once. Young kids get bored quickly. Bring reading glasses and start on the 2nd floor. You need at minimum 3 hours and that's moving quickly.
Richard RevillaFebruary 17, 2015The greatest in the sport are honored here. $23 admission. Winter months give you the whole place to yourself. Make sure to visit the gift shop.
Brandon F.April 17, 2021A must see for any baseball or sports fan. Don’t bring the kiddos if they don’t have much patience. 😉
Neill CaldwellAugust 26, 2013A lot to see on 3 levels. Be sure to visit sections on Negro League and Women in Baseball on level 2. "Who's on First?" is great on 3rd floor. Gift shop is huge, so leave time for that.
Jeremy LevineJuly 4, 2014Go into the plaque hall near the end of the day. All the kids are gone and only the real fans remain. Its quiet and you can really enjoy the room in peace... Like it's meant to be
Daniel PAugust 17, 2013This place is fantastic. I took my 12 year old son and we soaked it all up. The history and artifacts are incredible. As they say, baseball is all about stories, some of them are true.- Daniel BurtonJuly 28, 2014You can touch the HOF plaques for good luck-Time goes by fast inside-Museum is so organized-some floors carpeted,good for being on feet.Lots of places to sit-Honus Wagner card is not always on display
Brent SchnipkeAugust 7, 2014History, passion, baseball...an awesome experience. Make sure to check out the video on the second floor and the Art of Baseball on the 1st floor!
Jeffrey GlueckAugust 25, 2017A lot of exhibits are old + dated museum-wise, but don't miss the interactive video screens for clips and also for baseball records. The actual hall plaques are kind of disappointing, but hallowed
Jake SmithJuly 30, 2015Red Sox fan? Check out some great memorabilia: Fisk's bat from Game 6, Williams' hitting grid, Yaz's 6-Shooter. There's a lot here, so take your time.
lino brescia™January 8, 2022Pro Tip: GO IN THE DEAD OF WINTER! Went in January and basically had the entire museum to ourselves.
Missy NarkiewiczJanuary 29, 2013If you know you're going within the year, buy the membership to hall of fame in December. Its sold at a reduced price on their website, but with all the perks.
Scott FishmanAugust 24, 2014The individual lockers for each team are great. Check out the white sox one
Royals fan? Be sure to find George Brett's infamous pine tar bat and the relive the exact moment when he flipped sh!t:
Jason ShellhammerMarch 3, 2019Definitely pays homage to the game in a professional way. Great venue.
Pam PromerSeptember 29, 2014Very informative though it soft peddles some of the bad behavior of the players it celebrates
Joseph TamAugust 7, 2014It's tempting to go during HOF weekend, but be prepared for massive crowds and not being able to take your time as much to see everything.
Brice ShultzApril 22, 2014Give yourself at least 3 hours for this museum. Start at the top (3rd floor) and work your way down!
Marine CorpsJanuary 5, 2012Yep, there are Marines in the Hall of Fame. Check out the plaques of Rod Carew and Roberto Clemente to learn more about these Marines and baseball legends.
AAA discount, have your card ready so you don't have to hold up the line at the counter. & don't forget your sweater- it gets chilly.
Ward SullivanDecember 21, 2011Baseball's mecca. If you are a sports fan, you have to visit this place. One of the best experiences I've ever had.
Kristopher BagleyMarch 29, 2012There is always a great debate for the best class, but try this instead: try to figure out the greatest sections of walls in the great hall.
Zachary WinnieJuly 11, 2011Ceremony starts at about 1:30pm. It is free to attend, but be sure to arrive early to claim your spot (bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on).
Nick JackAugust 22, 2010beautiful place, I can't believe it is in the middle of gods country like it is. If a baseball fan, you must go, even if its to say that you have been there!
- Joe HuddlestonJune 24, 2012Try Sal's Pizzaria for lunch or dinner. You won't be disappointed you did!
- Zachary WinnieJuly 11, 2011Portable restrooms are available at the Ceremony, and the local high school will be selling water, drinks, and other refreshments.
Meg BarronAugust 31, 2013Military discount for active duty soldiers....but not spouses! I'd say a swing and a miss!
Christine YAugust 23, 2011Check out Curt Schilling's bloody sock from the 2004 ALCS on the third floor! Go Red Sox!
Bring a sunshade and sit way back on the crest of the hill. The view is glorious.
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National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
25 Main St (Fair St)
Cooperstown, NY 13326
United States
Cooperstown, NY 13326
United States
Preserving History. Honoring Excellence. Connecting Generations.
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- September 1–May 30
- Mon–Sun
- 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
(607) 547-7200
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