Developer submits Negro League Baseball Museum expansion, hotel plans
A sizable expansion of Kansas City's Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, including a themed hotel, is under review by city ...
CBS morning show praises Royals for providing free admission to Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
The Royals got a shout-out from a “CBS Mornings” anchor on Wednesday for their support of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum space, message expands with $30 million project
The shrine to some of baseball’s best and previously-forgotten players is getting too big to miss largely out of necessity, and one of baseball’s best storytellers talks about how the ...
Oak Cliff stadium honors Dallas civil rights leader, baseball legend
A new $5 million baseball field in Oak Cliff honors William “Bill” Blair Jr., a former Negro Leagues pitcher who went on to ...
NLBM expanding museum, message with $30 million project
The shrine to some of baseball's best and previously-forgotten players is getting too big to miss largely out of necessity, ...
Royals sponsoring free admission for the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum for Black History Month
The Kansas City Royals and the Royals Foundation are sponsoring free admission to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in honor ...
Plans for themed hotel, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum expansion move forward
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A plan to expand the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and add a hotel is moving forward. According to a city website, a request to rezone five properties near the baseball ...
Negro Leagues Baseball Sites Are Finally the Getting Recognition They Deserve
Other Negro Leagues renovations include Hamtramck Stadium near Detroit, at $2.6 million in 2022, and J.P. Small Memorial Park Stadium in Jacksonville, Florida, ongoing but thus far costing $9.7 ...
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Visit the Gordon Parks Museum in Ft Scott for Black History Month
Contact the Gordon Parks Museum at 620-223-2700 ext. 5850 for more information. The program is made possible by Humanities ...
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CBS morning show praises Royals for providing free admission to Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
Bob Kendrick, president of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, stands at the customer podium Tuesday morning where patrons enter the museum. Evert Nelson USA TODAY NETWORK The Royals ...