The
Baseball Hall of Fame is something every fan of the game needs to
visit. It is worth a trip to Cooperstown just for itself, if you
can't combine it with a vacation to the Finger Lakes or Lake George.
From the opening video to the early days of the first professional
leagues, to the Majors and the Negro Leagues, to today's heroes, it
is a trip through time and a visit with yourself as a child.
Yes,
it's only a game, but the things these people did are extraordinary
not only for their on-field accomplishments but for their lives as
well. If you've ever shed a tear hearing Lou Gherig's farewell
speech, bring at least a few handkerchiefs when you go to the Hall.
The
pictures are self-explanatory, I think. Oh, except for the Chinese
restaurant on the side street. There is not a valid translation.
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