Tampa Baseball Museum - Tampa (FL)

5 /5 Jerrold Fallstrom: Excellent small museum chock full of historical items from Tampa’s baseball heritage. It’s housed in the former home of Al Lopez, a gentlemanly former MLB manager who had the nickname El Senor. He led the 1959 Chicago White Sox to the World Series. Highly recommended!

5 /5 Toni Thompson: This is a concentrated memoir of Tampas baseball history, including the evolution of the (Devil) Rays team. Focus on the Major League Baseball (MLB) teams who do spring training in the area. I loved learning about Tampa natives in the MLB. The trivia quiz is a good learning experience, which means I got a few wrong. The first baseball cards were on display. Get some vintage baseball merchandise and postcards. Accessible pay by app van access parking in street near venue and parking lot a few blocks away.

5 /5 Mitch Pritchard: Had no clue Tampa holds so much history in baseball! Loved my visit

5 /5 Dexter Delgado: Awesome little museum. Mark greeted us as soon as we walked in, and he was very friendly and knowledgeable. If you are in town for a Rays game, this is a hidden gem for baseball lovers. Lots of great memorabilia. Had it not been for my Baseball Attractions Passport book, I would not have even know about this place.

4 /5 Melanie M: Mark welcomed us as soon as we walked into this small museum. He is very friendly, knowledgeable and didn’t chat too much as I sometimes dislike tours for that reason. We were free to browse but were in a semi hurry w/ lunch reservations. If you love baseball, it’s worth a stop in and only $12/person though we have the NARM reciprocal membership for free for us.