The Reds Hall of Fame and Museum reopened with more than 7,000 artifacts
The institution now offers nearly triple the amount of items as the original collection, plus tours of Great American Ball Park.
Cincinnati’s newly reopened and expanded Reds Hall of Fame and Museum showcases the 150-year history of the first all-pro baseball team, founded in 1869. Among the 7,000 artifacts are vintage baseball cards, highlight videos, and an exhibit dedicated to the Negro League.
Hall of Fame ambassadors also lead tours of the ballpark, starting in the Kroger Fan Zone and continuing through press boxes, the private Lexus Diamond Club, and a chance to sit in the dugout.
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