Features from the Archives
In January and February we'll be featuring items from our archives that have never before been on display to the public.
Currently on view, the folding chair George Steinbrenner sat in when he came to the Museum in 1998 to apologize to Yogi in person, ending the legendary 14-year feud between the two men. George autographed the chair afterwards.
Also on display: an original lane section from the beloved Yankee hang-out, Rizzuto-Berra Lanes. When Phil Rizzuto and Yogi opened their bowling alley in 1958, it immediately became a popular destination for their fellow players and local fans alike.
In-Person and Virtual School Trips
For more information contact Education Director Jenny Pollack.
The Museum offers interactive, sports-based education experiences that explore topics in STEM, history and language arts.
At-Home Learning Through Baseball
Free, multimedia lesson plans explore important topics of Race, Immigration, Gender & Financial Literacy through the lens of baseball. Virtual learning has never been more accessible or fun.
Exciting readings, off-screen activities, thought-provoking questions and multimedia tools create an engaging, accessible learning experience for middle and high school students. And our plans meet NJ State and Common Core National Standards, so they're the perfect supplement to classroom curriculum.
Discover Greatness is Available Virtually
2020 marked the 100th anniversary of the Negro Leagues. In honor of this milestone, DISCOVER GREATNESS showcases 90 photographs and Negro Leagues artifacts illustrating the rich history of Black baseball from the late 1800s–1960s.