National Ballpark Museum

What an amazing place! Gives a great historical look back at MLB stadiums built around the turn of the 20th century. Bruce, the owner, is great and has done a great job with this place. It is a 90-second walk from Coors Field in Denver.

A must for baseball fans. Located a short walk from Coors Field. This is a unique curated collection of baseball memorabilia and antiques. Highly recommend for baseball fans!

This is a must visit in Denver. If you love baseball history and all kinds of old stuff, you should definitely support them and keep this wonderful place operating. Bruce used to own these collections. He is very knowledgeable and welcoming. It is really close to the Coors field so you can have some idea about how the Rockies evolved before you go to a game or join a tour.

If you are interested in the history of baseball and the original 14 ball parks, then this is a must. Don't be deceived by the small storefront, this collection is quite large.

If you are a casual baseball fan you can find something of interest here. Memorabilia from the first night game, seats from old stadiums, uniforms, autographs, and lots of history.

The founder is extremely knowledgeable and very engaged. We had a great conversation with him covering a wide range of topics.

I highly recommend a stop here. Conveniently located near Coors Field.

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Although Smaller than I had Anticipated, The National Ballpark Museum is a Great Visit for even a Casual Baseball Fan.

Bruce made the experience even better by giving us many stories about the different items in there. If you’re any sort of sports fan, it’s a must see! Easily one of the best museums I’ve been to.

Great collection! Worth a stop for any baseball fan. The staff at the museum are extremely friendly and knowledgeable. The happily answered all of my questions about the exhibits, traded baseball stories with me and even gave me an in depth lesson on the history of the minor league system. Highly recommend!

Fun little museum. Seems to be the owners private collection, but it's very extensive. We went with a 4 year old and a 2 year old and they were a too young to appreciate it. Friendly staff.

A “must see” when in Denver. Only 2 blocks from Coors Field and certainly walkable from Union Station when taking the train into downtown. Artifacts from stadiums of the 16 franchises that made up MLB up through the 50s. Very nice and knowledgeable staff as well!

An incredible collection of baseball artifacts and memorabilia, truly one of a kind! Super accessible and easy to tour. Matthew was very helpful and knowledgeable. Just like taking a trip back in time 100 years ago to the origins of the game, such a cool museum!

This was the next best thing to not getting into Coors Field. Randell was a wonderful hosted. Her passion for the game and its history is contagious.
It was great to see my hometown hero, Mel Ott represented there as well.

It's like seeing the past come to life. My husband enjoyed the Cubs exhibit. I liked seeing the Shot Heard Round Baseball exhibit and the old Tiger stadium stuff. I couldn't take enough pictures. There are small details of history tucked into every nook and cranny. A must see!!

I could write a book on how wonderful this museum is and all of the amazing treasures it holds! Please if you are in Denver, go visit this gem! The staff loved to talk baseball and the tidbits of information we learned were so much fun!

Great place to visit! My baseball fans loved it! The owner was very nice and informative.

MAGICAL! An absolute must for any baseball fan or historian.
His personal collection is EXTRAORDINARY:
- Rotunda light from Ebbets.
- Seat from the Polo Grounds.
- Arched window from Forbes.
- Flag from Wrigley.
- Light from Crosley (first night game).
- Jimmy Fund Box from Fenway.
- Nameplate from Griffith.
- Turnstile from Sportsman's.
- Sign from Shibe/Connie Mack.
Bruce Hellerstein, the owner/curator, was working the door. Our conversation was incredible.
I CANNOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE ENOUGH.

Very cool place to visit for any baseball fan!

Friendly staff and an absolute abundance of artifacts from many historic ballparks. I also liked the section of Denver Bears memorabilia, which added a local touch, in addition to the major league parks whose items are on display. I hope that the collection continues to expand; it's a fun place to visit before a Rockies game, and just down the street from Coors Field.

A must for any baseball fan visiting Denver. So much awesome history and tons to look at. It is not a big space but it is crammed packed with memorabilia and information.

Bruce has created an welcoming museum with amazing artifacts and we are all the better for it. Any fan traveling in for a Rockies game who hasn’t been here yet must check it out! My favorite room was the library with the chess table.

Loved this place. As an avid baseball fan, this place takes you back in time. Looks like it's time for a bigger space though. A must see for baseball fans old and new.