Unique collection of artifacts. Compact but thorough set up. Great stop before a Rockies game. Extremely friendly staff.

I took my youngest son, who is a baseball history fanatic, and he was welcomed with open arms. He loved holding bats swung by Ted Williams and Mickey Mantle and taking in all the unique baseball treasures. The staff were warm, enthusiastic, and patient as my son delighted in fanning them with an array of trivia questions. The founders love of baseball history emerged from every corner. This is a unique museum and a great way to spend some quality time with the baseball lover in your life. Also conveniently located in a special part of downtown Denver!

If you love baseball and youre in Denver, check out the ballpark museum! Its got so much stuff its overwhelming. The tours are usually unguided, but we had an employee come around and highlight and explain some of the stuff which was amazing. There is a good mix between ballpark and player history to be seen, several Babe Ruth balls, a personal tax return from the Babe, and all kinds of neat stuff. Take all the pictures you want too, so you can relive the memory forever!

Its like seeing the past come to life. My husband enjoyed the Cubs exhibit. I liked seeing the Shot Heard Round Baseball exhibit and the old Tiger stadium stuff. I couldnt take enough pictures. There are small details of history tucked into every nook and cranny. A must see!!

Fun place for baseball fans to spend a few minutes in downtown Denver!

Wow! Such a great place, jam packed with information. The people who work there know so much and have great stories. If your a baseball fan you should stop by doesnt take long to complete but every spot is filled with throwback history about baseball.

Very small, not overly organized, but great for a baseball fan if you like its history. It features the photos and memorabilia if some of the classic ballparks: Crosley Field, Ebbets Field, Forbes Field, Comiskey Park, Wrigley Field, Yankee Stadium, Tiger Stadium, etc. The collection is impressive. Too bad they are not able to expand it to 3x larger. The lady working there was very impressive with her baseball knowledge, and description of her bronzing on many Hall of Famers hands.

This was such a great museum. I loved it! My husband is a huge baseball fun so it was great to take him there. This is an awesome collection and the volunteers/workers love to share details and the history behind pieces. I love the way it’s organized. Not too big, but definitely packed with fun memorabilia!

Nice collection! Worth stopping in if youre a fan or history buff. Well displayed and many unique items.

What a wonderful place. Brought back wonderful memories of my dad and me going to some of these classic ballparks. A must see for any baseball fan visiting Denver.

Great way to see the history of baseball.

This museum has a ton of great memorabilia documenting old ballparks. The staff is very friendly and has thorough knowledge about players, teams, and stadiums alike. Definitely worth a visit, especially if youre going to Coors Field.

I came across this museum by sheer chance as I was walking back from Coors Field and it left me absolutely mesmerized! Its a small place but within it sits memorabilia from floor to ceiling dedicated to the original ballparks, bats from some of baseballs greats and beautiful miniatures. Im a public historian and have high standards for museums and this spot met them all!

The museum is fairly small, but has tons of memorabilia and just a lot of cool and interesting things from Babe Ruth’s tax returns to original uniforms of players and ushers. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable about baseball and all of the ballparks.

This place was the absolute best. While the place is small it is packed with so much history !! We were the only ones there so the manager told us stories of the items and how some of them were collected. She was so knowledgeable and sweet! Wish I lived in Denver so I could go back. This spot is a must for any person whether you are a baseball fan or not.

Awesome little museum full of a bunch of awesome baseball memorabilia. Enjoyed this place before catching another game at Coors Field. Super friendly staff!

If you love baseball and appreciate a museum full of rare baseball oddities, youll have a great time here. Quaint, charming; a baseball lovers heaven.

Seriously amazing! If you are a baseball fan, then this is a must see. So many cool things in such a small space. If you’re in the Denver area, check it out!

Interested in Baseball so I went and loved it.

Made a trip to this place last week and it was worth every penny. Very cool artifacts. I think I walked around 9-10 times just so I wouldnt miss anything. Very small place but packed with history. How many times are you able to see a Babe Ruth autographed baseball in you life?

The museum is pretty small, and doesnt have a lot to see, but the things it has are pretty cool. There are original seats, ushers uniforms, program, tickets and more from some of the original baseball stadiums in baseball. Its pretty cool.We found this place because Julia Morales from the Houston Astros had it on during the game, and on her Instagram.

So much to see in a charming place. Super friendly and knowledgeable staff. Always new and different displays.

Cool place with a bunch of vintage MLB park memorabilia. The hosts are super knowledgeable and friendly.

Loved visiting. A great, unique collection of memorabilia tied in to past (and current) stadiums and significant games played there.

Outstanding collection of old ball park memorabilia and very informative staff

Great memorabilia and nice staff to answer questions. Worth the stop!

One of my favorite museums. If you’re a fan of old ballparks don’t miss it.

Super cool kind of hole in the wall place. Dont expect fancy, but if you are a true baseball fan who appreciates off the wall places, youll love this. Highly recommend!

A true gem in the heart of Denver. Relatively small, but so much to see! Packed floor to ceiling and aisle to aisle with a fantastic collection of baseball artifacts and memorabilia. A must-do for any baseball fan. Go more than once if you can, to make sure you see everything!

If you love baseball, and more specifically, the Baseball Stadiums of years gone by, do not miss this museum. A taste of all the jewels of the NL and AL throughout the 20th century. Loved the visit!

Really cool place! Friendly and knowledgeable employees too

What an amazing hidden gem. A must see for any true baseball fan.

Really neat museum!

Relaxing, informative and quick tour

Fans of baseball and its history must visit here when going to Coors Field! Such a neat little place. The owner and workers were SO kind and offered amazing stories throughout our tour. HIGHLY recommend!

Awesome collection. Everyone should visit

Thrilled with the time I was able to spend with my boys at the museum today. The museum helped fill in with details some of the history they saw in movies like 42 or Eight Men Out. Raelee Frazier was an amazing host during our visit. If you love baseball, you are sure to see a treasure in the collection that will leave you amazed.

Its a neat collection of baseball stuff. Worth the ten bucks to hardcore baseball junkies.

This place had some neat artifacts of baseball parks of the past.

Awesome!! Great passion for the great game of baseball !!

Great History, Amazing Staff!!

Interesting museum with lots of old artifacts from no longer existing baseball stadiums and a couple which still exist. Definitely worth $10.

Great place to come. Wonderful collection of artifacts. Thanks to Bruce, for the great tour.my 11 year old son who loves baseball especially loved the museum . If youre in denver make sure to support this non-profit museum.

Awesome hidden gem next to Coors Field. If, like the group of five with me, youve ever had the privilege of seeing a game at one of these old facilities, you owe it to yourself to check out the National Ballpark Museum. All of us saw our first MLB game at old Crosley Field and the NBM does a great job rekindling some old memories.It may not take your breath away - but it will take you back.

Small museum but full of baseball novelties collected by Bruce Hellerstein. He was on the coors field design committee that made 20th and Blake similar to the entry way of Ebbets Field, the original home stadium of the Brooklyn Dodgers in NY. $10 admission for this 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Play ball!

Awesome baseball musuem! Highlights old ballparks built in the 1800s or 1900 as well as events and people that pertain to it and made it so special!

It was one of the most interesting collection of baseball memorabilia I have seen.

A must see for any baseball fan visiting Denver!

A lovely museum on the heyday of ballparks, featuring artifacts from stadiums such as Fenway Park, the original Yankee Stadium, Ebbets Field, and others. Some might find it too crowded with the artifacts, but that is a given for the space they are in.

Cool place with lots of stuff from the original baseball stadiums. Wish more people cared.

Really neat and informative

Go, if youre interested in old ballpark memorabilia

A must see stop for baseball fans. It is not easy to spot but only a couple blocks from Coors Field. An unbelievable collection from all the old ballparks.

For baseball history, theres a lot to love about this place

Very neat, fun, lots of interesting displays

Baseball history

Awesome place

Very nice but very cramped

Great place!