• Introduction
• 1. American Museum of Natural History
• 2. The Art Institute of Chicago
• 3. Charles M. Schulz Museum
• 4. The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
• 5. Experience Music Project
• 6. Exploratorium
• 7. Franklin Institute Science Museum
• 8. John F. Kennedy Space Center
• 9. National Air and Space Museum
• 10. National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

Baseball fans of all ages make pilgrimages to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, the country’s singular mecca to the sport in Cooperstown, New York. And, while displays of bats, mitts, and pennants belonging to legendary teams and players are often enough to enthrall kids (and grown-ups), additional offerings like the Sandlot Kids' Clubhouse, which fully immerses youngsters in the sport by allowing them to step up to the plate while learning the game’s storied history; baseball fantasy camps; and frequent appearances by living baseball stars round-out the impressive family-friendly roster. www.baseballhalloffame.org

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