In 1975, Bill Veeck returned as the Chicago White Sox's colorful owner.

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

Larry Doby may not have been the first to reintegrate the major leagues, but his courage and accomplishments still left a lasting impact on baseball and society.

The Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Cardinals met at Doubleday Field in the 1957 Hall of Fame Game.

Oscar Gamble showcased his colorful personality on and off the field.

After a two-season stint in Cleveland, Minnie Miñoso returned to the White Sox in a Dec. 6, 1959 trade.

Roland Hemond was the second recipient of the Buck O'Neil Lifetime Achievement award.

Before Barry Bonds, there was Bobby Bonds.

On Aug. 24, 1951, Bill Veeck orchestrated “Grandstand Managers Night,” a promotion which allowed fans to vote on key decisions during the course of the game.

19th Century owner Chris von der Ahe a Pre-Integration Committee Finalist at Hall of Fame

Class of 2016 electee Mike Piazza and his wife Alicia visited the Hall of Fame months before his induction.

Jim Kaat was one of the first pitchers to be pictured during an at-bat on a Topps card.

Eccentric journeyman Bernie Carbo made his final Topps card appearance in 1980.

Without fanfare or recognition, Mariano Duncan was a quiet contributor to two World Series teams.

Blue Moon Odom's unusual delivery style is captured in his 1972 Topps "In Action" card.

The PLAY Ball fundraiser offers visitors a chance to practice baseball skills and interact with Hall of Fame players.

For Mike Schmidt, 1980 was a year of great significance.