UNIQUE, EDUCATIONAL! A Wonderful exhibit that describes a time in our past century. We will never know how many athletes and non athletes were inspired and modivated by the rich history of the talented men AND women that were a part of sports history. However, after leaving the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum you'll realize they all made an impact that... More

Great visit, lots of history. Everyone should visit this museum at least once. More

I learned so much about KC and baseball from this museum. Fortunately, when we went it was during the week and close to closing time, so there were hardly any people inside. I would recommend it! More

I suppose there should be museums build for all the worlds greatest athletes that have contributed so much. More

A great tribute to the Negro Leagues. A fun and informative museum. I was disappointed that you could not take pictures in the museum itself. I did not see the point of this. Thanks to Geddy Lee of Rush who donated a few hundred of his personally signed balls from his collection to the museum. Overall a good experience and... More

The Negro League Museum in Kansas City is fascinating. We spent about 90 minutes there and could have spent longer. It is a terrific history lesson also --- beginning with the earliest days of baseball (it was somewhat integrated) through the integration of what is now major league baseball. We had a great time and also enjoyed the well stocked... More

Great little tour. Learned a great deal, and the final field of honor is great. More

This place was just so cool. They did a great job of telling the story of the Negro Leagues and portraying their impact on history. I had a blast. If you are a baseball fan, you can't miss this museum. More

The movies they show are fascinating and I went as the chaperone of a large group of children. Even the kids were enthralled. Very interesting stuff to learn about Kansas City and I was a long time resident. We were actually there prior to April of 2011 and the legendary Buck O'Neal was there prior to his death. I brought... More