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Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

History Museum and Monument

Kansas City

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Ranked #5 for jazz music in Kansas City
"$15 for tickets to the Jazz Museum and Baseball Museum"(4 Tips)
"if you come for the All Star game in July, you MUST make a visit."(2 Tips)
"Great Museum, Baseball and a History Lesson"(8 Tips)
"Doubles as a sports museum and a social history museum."(2 Tips)

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Tracey HughesJanuary 15, 2012
i've been to this museum at least 11 times...it's a jewel of the city, rich with local sports and social history. if you come for the All Star game in July, you MUST make a visit. highly recommended!
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Kelsey HayesJanuary 25, 2012
A must-visit museum for any baseball enthusiasts. Doubles as a sports museum and a social history museum. You can visit the jazz museum at the same time.
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BETJanuary 31, 2013
Tells the complete story of Negro Leagues Baseball, from the average players to the superstars! See more great accomplishments by African Americans over the years: http://bet.us/BHM
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AaronDecember 21, 2015
If you're in Kansas City you MUST make time to visit this museum. There's so much history and everything is so well done.
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Paige CroninJuly 21, 2016
We snuck in to a private tour with the president of the museum and we were so glad we did, such a great museum and tour!
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Mark JJune 24, 2016
Extremely well done. Great history of the negro league journey and its importance to baseball overall. A don't miss in KC.
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Danny SauterJune 26, 2011
A must see if you are in KC. Takes about 2 hours to go through. Even non-baseball fans will enjoy!
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CarlottaOctober 25, 2011
Please visit to learn a bit more about not only the League, but American history. The All Star game is in KC in 2012. Check out how the League will play a part.
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Theresa O'LearyJuly 17, 2018
Really cool place, make sure you check it out when you are in town.
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AJ TAugust 12, 2012
Leave time to see everything including the movies - James Earl Jones narrates a great history of the league
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John KosterApril 1, 2015
Been here 5+ times
Come and come often. So much to learn. KC is so lucky to have this place.
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The GrioFebruary 15, 2011
The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum opened its’ permanent 10,000 square foot facility in 1997 sharing the new facility with the American Jazz Museum.
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Josh WoodJuly 7, 2019
A must stop in KC.
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Gail JonesJanuary 27, 2017
It has so much history about the first negro baseball league that started in KC.
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Dayton HJune 28, 2013
A national treasure. If you love baseball or America, it's a just see.
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Kansas CityOctober 19, 2011
Various celebrities and dignitaries sign baseballs when they stop by the Museum. Can you spot Bill Clinton's signature?
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Oliver MuellerMay 31, 2014
Great Museum, Baseball and a History Lesson
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Natalie NoblittDecember 29, 2010
Really enjoyed the exhibits. Thought the museum was really well done.
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DarellMarch 10, 2013
$15 for tickets to the Jazz Museum and Baseball Museum
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Terri LundbergJuly 26, 2013
See if you can arrange a personal tour. Eye opening! Go Monarchs!! #TerriInKC
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Brendan MSeptember 26, 2016
Important history
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Kelly GNovember 20, 2010
Bring $10 cash for admission to Negro Leagues + Jazz museums. It speeds the process.
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Luz MoralesAugust 30, 2014
"Don't ever look back. Something might be gainin'." - Satchel Paige
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Keith McBrideNovember 4, 2009
take a tour
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