1947: Early History of the LLWS The mainstream history of Major League Baseball has historically been a white male history, although females, religious, and racial
Stacie Nelson’s interview with David A. Kelly, author of the popular Ballpark Mysteries Series for young baseball fans. When his young sons desired to read about
This article was written by Jay Sanford, guest author and historian from Denver, Colorado. By the time Rube Foster organized The Negro League, in 1920,
In the early 1900’s every Major League team played their games in small, poorly built stadiums. Most of these stadiums had capacities under 10,000. They
Happy Birthday to Giants great and Hall of Famer Willie Mays! Anyone who grew up in the 50′ or 60’s had a few special baseball
After the commissioner’s trophy is hoisted and the leaves finish falling, winter settles into the minds of the boys of summer and their passionate fans.
Don’t forget the National Ballpark Museum’s event THIS WEEKEND on July 27th: ‘Japanese American Baseball A Shared Experience’, it takes place at History Colorado Center on
As part of the National Ballpark Museum’s upcoming event on July 27th: ‘Japanese American Baseball A Shared Experience’, I would like to spend a few
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