This was a great place to stop at off the beaten path to learn more about the history of the Cleveland Indians. This is a small museum that is run by volunteers that are very knowledgeable and friendly. It was amazing to see all out the artifacts they had on display as well as to learn that this was once a major league ball park. Definitely worth stopping if you are a Cleveland fan. There is off street parking for when you do.

I love the history inside this museum. Plus it's free! Every r resident of Ohio should get to this museum at least once. It on of Cleveland's gems.

Absolutely loved this museum. If you are a baseball fan and love history, it's a must see. The staff (Brenda and Todd) are amazing people and so knowledgeable. Todd is like a baseball history buff. Also got to meet Ricardo (curator/director) and Chuck who works to keep the ground beautiful. Also had the pleasure to meet Bob who founded the museum. Such a lovely humble human being. Picked up a Lapel pin for my collection and just love that you can walk the field and just imagine that you are on the very same field as baseball legends and hall of famers. It's a must visit!!!

This place has a wealth of Baseball information and the staff was very nice and friendly. I learned a lot and got the opportunity to walk on the baseball field. This is a place that everyone should visit.

A hidden gem if the city and neighborhood! This museum is a great representation of the wide history of baseball with artifacts and exhibits from all backgrounds and the history of the sport in the region. Affordable cost and neat gifts to purchase. They also gave out old trading cards of your favorite team, my favorite personal touch

Hidden sacred ground in Vleveland

An informative place rich with history. Brenda and Todd have a love for Cleveland and baseball. The museum has historical items and gives a great timeline of what was happening not only in baseball, but the world. Ricardo, the director, was warm and inviting. Bob Z, the man responsible for this wonderful museum, could not have been more personable. Chuck keeps League Park looking fantastic. As a fan of baseball, my husband and I enjoyed taking a dive into the past. We had the opportunity to walk onto the field where so many greats played ball. This place leaves you in awe.

It was very enlightening. We didn't get to go in the museum so we plan to go back again.

Took our daughters for a little sports history! The guide was knowledgeable and we got to meet the owner...fascinating memorabilia ⚾️⚾️

Very nice small place with alot of information on Cleveland baseball.... also my son got in free under 9 yrs old and military free so 3 of us got in for 10 bucks... the guy also had so much information on all the memorabilia it was great!!!

Just WOW!!!! Brenda and Todd were incredible! This is a great spot for any baseball officianados to visit, not just Naps/Spiders/Indians/Guardians fans. Some nice memorabilia and exhibits in what was one of the original buildings and it was neat there is 1 wall preserved as well. Was extremely excited to see some Larry Doby items on display. Not enough baseball fans know about him and his story. Some great stuff from the AAGPBL, looks like they are still building the collections as the 2nd visitor center has some room to grow around the original stairs and really nice mural. The highlight for me, outside the wonderful engagement I had with Brenda and Todd, the field is the same field as when the stadium opened. Albeit redone with modern turf... There is something really awesome about standing on the same mound as Cy Young, or in the batters box thinking about Ruth or Gehrig or Cobb or Speaker. I probably spent way to much time squatting behind home plate imagining those scenarios. This is a beautiful place and truly a must see if you are in the area. I hope it continues to grow and builds a nice legacy in this area.

If you like baseball, this is a must! The staff was friendly and informative. (Mike) I think that was his name,knew so much history. We bought some memorabilia.

Absolutely amazing facility. I really want to poke around in the museum a little longer. Very very interesting.

Quaint museum packed full of history. Perfect for the baseball lover.

Had a wonderful experience! Staff is very nice and make you feel welcome. The grounds are pristine.

Nice little museum with helpful, knowledgeable staff.

More people need to know about this place! The staff are wonderful and knowledgeable. The history is rich here! What a wonderful museum!

Our guide Bob was the best. Very nice and informative. A lot of history here to take in and a great place to visit!

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Highly recommended for those who love baseball and want to know more about the history and origins of the game!

We went to the Sam McDowell signing, and the entire experience was wonderful. My husband interacted with one of your volunteers, Brenda, who was very personable and welcoming. You all do a great job and we will continue visiting.