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National Ballpark Museum

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The National Ballpark Museum

Facts:
Location:
National Ballpark Museum, 1940 Blake Street, Denver, CO.
Notes:

This museum is located in close proximity to Coors Field. It boasts an impressive collection of ballpark memorabilia that is more comprehensive than any displayed elsewhere. It is a must see for all Ballpark Chasers as well as anyone else interested in the history of baseball ballparks. It's curator, Bruce "B" Hellerstein, is enthusiastic, very knowledgeable, and an exemplary host.

Visit the National Ballpark Museum website here.
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