Historic Sites

The Whiteface Lake Placid Olympic Center offers a museum to record the historic events

Named after Evansville mayor Benjamin Bosse, Bosse Field opened in 1915 and is one of t

First used as a baseball sandlot in 1908, Cardines Field has hosted baseball in Newport

Just two blocks away from the National Baseball Hall of Fame, Doubleday Field is named

The Durham Athletic Park, known to local fans as "The DAP", was constructed in 1926 as

Constructed in 1912, Fenway Park is the oldest Major League Baseball stadium currently

The Hall of Fame seeks to maintain the high ideals and traditions of sports as a positi

It will also continue to augment existing collections and provide extensive research, e

Housed in the historic 1916 Courthouse, the Historical Society of Palm Beach County off

The Hall of Fame Museum displays the equipment and methods used for timing and scoring

The Lacrosse Museum describes the origins of the sport and displays its greatest athlet

Little League Baseball grew from small beginnings in Williamsport in 1939 to being play

Today, with enthusiastic statewide support and some 250,000 visitors later, this once c

Located directly across from the Saratoga Race Course, home to the oldest thoroughbred

During the Battle of Brooklyn in August 1776, a regiment of about 400 volunteers from M

Since 1897, Cheyenne has been home to one of the largest celebrations of the western fr

The Hall of Fame, opened in 1963, stands as a shining tribute to the men who have made

Opened on August 18, 1910, Rickwood Field is one of the oldest baseball parks in the co

Finished in 2006, Busch Stadium is the home of the Cardinals.

The 7,200-square-foot facility offers everything from interactive games to exhibits on

The Western room, home of an extensive firearms collection, traces ranching life, the r

Located in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, Wahconah Park still has a wooden grandstand, a ra

Opened in 1914, Wrigley Field is the second oldest Major League Baseball stadium in use