Experience the stories, photographs, letters, programs, uniforms and other game-used treasured memorabilia...

With the help of Discover My Cleveland, a group of Phillies fans from out of town took a tour of the museum before attending the Tribe-Phillies game on April 30th.  Thanks to Discover My Cleveland (www.discovermycleveland.com) for arranging the visit!

Let’s Go Tribe’s look at the batting order concludes with a recap and bonus goodies. Read the full article here: LetsGoTribe.com Do you think they made the right choices for best and worst hitters?  

Read more about the rich history of Cleveland’s League Park by reading this article from The New York Times. Click Here to read the article from The New York Times. *Picture from The New York Times.

The Baseball Heritage Museum attended Tribe Fest on January 19 and 20th. Players and coaches signed autographs,took photos, answered fan questions and conducted youth baseball clinics. Watch our interview below. Click here to learn more about Tribe Fest.  

Starting Friday December 7th, Join us at the Museum from 11:00 to 2:00 located in the 5th Street Arcades formerly known as the Colonial Market Place. Fred Schuld will be spending Fridays talking baseball. The first topic will be about Louis Sockalexis and the Cleveland Baseball Team. Fred is a scholar...

NEWS ADVISORY Historic Cleveland Ballpark to be Restored Ground Breaking at League Park CLEVELAND – On Saturday, October 27 at 10:00 a.m., Mayor Frank G. Jackson and Councilman TJ Dow joined other dignitaries and community members in a ground breaking ceremony for the historic League Park at 6601 Lexington...

October 24, 2012 and October 30, 2012 CLEVELAND, OH- The Baseball Heritage Museum celebrates the 109thanniversary of baseball’s Fall Classic with two full days of audio and video highlights from the 1900s to the 2000s, trivia, prizes and more.  The celebration takes place on Wednesday, October 24...

Encore presentation on September 15 CLEVELAND, OH- The Baseball Heritage Museum presents stories of baseball history including one of baseball’s most historic places, the League Park site at East 66th Street and Lexington Avenue in Cleveland.  League Park was the site of numerous historic baseball...