While still an active player, Frank Robinson made history in the dugout.

Dodgers scout Clyde Leroy Sukeforth played a critical role in Jackie Robinson's signing with the organization.

The late Chadwick Boseman starred in his portrayal of Jackie Robinson in the 2013 film "42."

On Jan. 7, 1985 two players who perfected two unpredictable aspects of the game joined the Hall of Fame.

Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza will be inducted as part of the Class of 2016 on Sunday, July 24 in Cooperstown.

Introduction to racial segregation and its impact on baseball and American society.

A look back at Monte Irvin's interview with the Hall of Fame in 2006.

The three-day event featured 13 films covering such varied topics as the life of Bill Lee after the majors, Ron Taylor’s transition from pitcher to medicine, the legacy of Hot Springs, Arkansas as a Spring Training site and the Negro League Harrisburg Giants baseball team.

Jackie Robinson integrated the Dodgers in 1947, but it was more than another decade before some clubs finally embraced Black players.

Encouraging and upbeat, Elrod Hendricks made a positive impression on just about everyone he ever met.

At 59, Satchel Paige came back for one more magical night on the mound.

Jim Roland's 1972 Topps card gives us a glimpse into the fashion preferences of players back in the early 1970s.

Fifteen years after his August 5, 2001 Hall of Fame induction in Cooperstown, Dave Winfield is still larger than life.

Yankee hero re-connects with his famous bats at the Hall.

The Museum's new Black baseball exhibit doesn't open until 2024, but the Hall of Fame has already begun hosting youth groups as part of the Black Baseball Initiative.

On April 26, 1974, Hank Aaron became baseball's all-time leader in grand slam home runs.

The Negro leagues and baseball’s lost literature.

A look back at Monte Irvin's interview with the Hall of Fame in 2006.

Twelve films that chronicle our National Pastime will be shown Sept. 25-27 in the Museum's Bullpen Theater.