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Thirty-Eight Thousand and Counting

The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum collections feature more than 38,000 three-dimensional items, three million books and documents and 500,000 photographs. The Museum tells visitors the story of baseball through its three-story timeline, with the majestic Plaque Gallery serving as a centerpiece.

Other helpful links in this section:

Plaque Gallery: View the bronze plaques that make up the most exclusive sports Hall of Fame.

How to Donate: Donate an artifact from your collection to the Hall of Fame.

Buck O'Neil Award: Learn about nominating someone for the Hall's newest honor.

Sandlot Kids Clubhouse: Check out where kids hang out inside the Museum.

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On May 23, 1927, Hack Wilson of the Chicago Cubs becomes the first player to hit a home run that strikes the center field scoreboard at Wrigley Field. The monumental blast helps the Cubs to a 14-8 win over the Boston Braves. After the game, Wilson will be arrested for drinking beer - a violation of Prohibition law.

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National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

25 Main Street, Cooperstown, NY 13326

Phone: 1-888-HALL-OF-FAME | Fax: 607-547-2044