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Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

Kansas City, Kansas

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Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

In a building shared with the American Jazz Museum, this location will give you an insight into more than 200 years of African-American baseball history. Join an interactive tour among unique photographs and autographed baseballs that are all part of a collection created entirely by the enthusiasts of this sport.

Useful Information

  • Address: 1616 East 18th Street, Kansas City
  • Phone: +1 816 221 1920
  • More Info: www.nlbm.com
  • Address: Monday: Closed, Tuesday to Saturday: 9am–6pm, Sunday: 12–6pm

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