Beginning in 2005, The African Queen and I enjoyed Section 320 at RFK Stadium. Our Washington Nationals and the Nats320 Blog came to life for us there. Since 2008-we've sat in Section 218 at Nationals Park, but our blog name has not changed. Our roots are in Nats320-and we will never forget those good times. But, as always, we will attempt to provide fun, information and commentary about Our Washington Nationals. All photos, unless otherwise attributed-COPYRIGHT Nats320--ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Sunday, February 03, 2008
National Baseball Hall of Fame Photo Essay
Just for fun--Sohna and I wanted to post up some of our photos from our recent visit to The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, New York. There will be little commentary, but if you click on some of the pictures--they will expand to full size jpegs. At that point--you will be able to read a few descriptions in many of the display cases. Hopefully, this essay will encourage you to visit The Hall for the first time--or make a return journey. THE HALL OF FAME IS SO MUCH BETTER IN PERSON.
First Up: Exterior Overview--including Statues located in the East Pavilion (Satchel Paige, Dottie Schroeder, Johnny Podres & Roy Campanella).
Moving Inside--The Main Entrance
The "Holy Cow"--in Phil Rizzuto's Honor and 2007 Induction Cases of Cal Ripken, Jr & Tony Gwynn.
The Frank & Peggy Steele Art Gallery (The Art of Baseball)
The Broadcasters/Baseball Writers/Press Wing of The Hall of Fame
Baseball At The Movies
The Kids Area & Award Winning Photos
And of course--Those Honored in The Baseball Hall Of Fame Gallery with their Plaques.
So--That's just the EXTERIORS & FIRST FLOOR. Tommorrow--on to The Second Floor
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This has been a great series. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCooperstown is on my "bucket list". Don't know if I'll ever get there. Thank you so much for sharing some wonderful stories and pictures.
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