I know nothing of baseball, nor do I care for it either. But it was important for me to visit this Museum! Incredibly informative. Especially the part about Jackie Robinson.

Loved it. Would definitely recommend as a stop especially if youre a baseball fan.

So much FUN. This is a quiet gem in Birmingham. Great place to take anyone visiting from out of town like we did. I plan to bring my students next year.

Well laid out. Interactive and visually pleasing.

Beautifully constructed museum paying homage to African American history. The volunteers were local college students who were very accommodating.

Stopped through Birmingham on our way back home to Florida. Found this place while walking downtown and so glad we did!!

Great place to see Birmingham history. A nice hidden gem in Birmingham and it is free.

A great piece of American history that should be supported by all.

Had A Great Time Enjoy The Play With My Noma Gregory & Grandkids.

Thank you for educating me!!

Had a tour today with our Senior Group. Three of the players were there and a joy to be around. We had a great day at a great facility with a great staff. Thanks!

One of the best places Id visited! Appreciate the influence on baseball that Birmingham has offered over the years. So worth the visit!

Find out it was closed temporarily when I arrived but the website didnt say it was closed. Better communication and updating the website. So I have not been in the museum yet.

I took my 2 kids and on that day we had arrived just after a school field trip so there were alot of kids and its not a large space. Everyone is very nostalgic and helpful but parking is the drawback. Its a business district so we had to walk 5 blocks. Overall wish we could have spent more time learning.

Incretable

Wow, love this museum. Exhibits were well done and informative. Easy parking, will be back with handicapped family member who loves baseball.

Nice experience. But not much in it yet. Thinking it might be better in a few years

Creator and guide were excellentWill again

Great place to visit for a rich history about African Americans that played baseball in the South.

The museum is very nice. I gathered some valuable, historical information. It was very well laid out. I enjoyed the walking tour. Parking is difficult. There is not a parking lot, only spaces on the street.

I thoroughly enjoyed the museum. As a mother of two boys, you are always searching for ways to educate your children and keep their interest. This place did exactly that. Ms. Natasha demonstrated to my 9 year old how the baseball simulator worked, and he was ecstatic. The museum not only shows a rich history of baseball, but it threads in elements of common interests for everyone.

Amazing!

Great displays and Awesome customer Service

This is an amazing Museum with a lot of history. The inter activity was a great component; my 3-year-old enjoyed it. Our tour given by the director of the museum was enlighten and fresh. We will definitely be coming back and telling all of our in town and out of town friends and family about this great learning treasure.

Mix emotions. Very interesting place. Just feel sad, to know about black people life back late 1800.

Great experience. A wealth of information about baseball, integration, and unknown history of international proportion. Dont miss this gem nestled on the Southside of Birmingham!

Awesome experience everyone of color should go at least once.

We really enjoyed touring the museaum. The staff was so helpful and took some time to share stories and answer our questions. Thank you so much for the wonderful experience!

Great historical place.Food was catered and awesome.

Excellent educational piece of history for all baseball fans. Your kids will truly enjoy the experience.

The Museum is a true gem in the city! I was impressed by the kinds of rare artifacts housed there and by the fact that you can visit on a random day and end up meeting one of the former players. The director - Natasha - is warm and welcoming, and is passionate about highlighting the collection and gaining support for the Museum.

I have had the opportunity to visit the museum on several occasions in the past few months and loved the facility. The director, Natasha Rogers, was very professional and her team was very helpful. I definitely look forward to attending for future events.

A great place to visit and get a taste of baseball history. New Management and staff made the experience worthwhile.

The facility is centrally located to many attractions that include food, entertainment, and more. I have visited twice this year and the staff is always welcoming, facility is clean, and the collections are instrumental in learning the history of baseball in Alabama. If you are in the area please make plans to visit and introduce yourself to their team. Its also a great place to host an event.

It was an unexpected gem. Very done and so informative. Thank you for your gracious welcome.

The significance behind this historical museum speaks for itself alone. My family and I visit often. It is a MUST SEE and a MUST DO while you’re in BIRMINGHAM. My Son loves the interactive batting experience.

A history that, people need to know

This was a stop during a trip from savannah to Memphis, it is a great midway stop and is full of baseball greats

Good information for everyone not just baseball fans. Wish they had a gift shop. I would have bought a postcard at the very least and I always am looking for a good baseball book.

A must see for everyone who visits Birmingham and all who live here.A tribute to our Black History !

Beautiful spot. Great for events.

What a great place! The musuem is field with so much history and information about the roles African Americans played in the the success of basenball as a whole. My family and I enjoyed it.

The equipment was so educational.

A must see! Tons of great memorabilia on display and a history lessons everyone can learn from.

As an Alumni Board Member of the Jackie Robinson Foundation and native of Birmingham, Im proud of the work Director Natasha Rogers is doing at the NSLM. It is truly a gem to have in our great city!

Arrive at the museum at 11:15 on Monday July 3 to check it out. Called to confirm it was open but was told to check the website, website specifically lists holidays that it is closed, July 4th it is, does not list today and says it is open on Mondays. It isnt open in observation of the holiday. Could have gone somewhere else but wasted my time driving downtown.

This place is a hidden gem! Great exhibits, great volunteers! Be sure to take a pitch from Satchel!

Awesome museum

Beautiful! Went to this place for a competition. Very well kept.

Great baseball musuem

Not a big place, but worth seeing.

Good for a small taste of Birmingham team in the League

Enjoyed it nice place to take your family

Great tour guide and I learn d a lot of things.Great job!

New, modern, good exhibits. Parking was difficult, but its to be expected in that area.

Fun museum.

Very cool display of history.

A small museum but very knowledgeable, we loved it

My autistic Asian son got bullied by a worker named Natasha. Sad :(

Amazing history, with many of original players. Everyone should visit!

Supporter I am

A little slice of Birmingham history. Give yourself about two hours to work through the exhibits.

Loved the scavenger hunt

Currently closed for renovations?

Small... Too small.

I visited this museum two weeks ago, and the director.. I think her name is Natasha, she was yelling at the employees when I walked in... horrible!

Wonderful hidden treasure

Enjoyed

Informative and nostalgic.

Very educational, true Bham treasure!;

Loved it

Great place to learn about baseball

Free. Interesting. Historic.

Nice

The history about African Americans in basketball

Amazing Museum

What an experience

Amazing

Absolute must visit

Very educational

Loved it

Great history and information.

This is a treasure in the city.

Outstanding

Quality exhibition, and free admission.

Great place

A M A Z I N G!!!!! A most see