This place gets overlooked every day by thousands of fans streaming through the Trop every day. If you are there for a game, you need to go see this. It's a piece of Cooperstown in the south

This place gets overlooked every day by thousands of fans streaming through the Trop every day. If you are there for a game, you need to go see this. It's a piece of Cooperstown in the south
We do not need a paean to any BoSox star...even Williams. Take this stuff to Fenway, please. It is time a museum in the Trop was dedicated to the Rays. Let's re-do as the game 162 museum, please.
This is a Museum, please check the website and try to find the hours, when its opened, I called, left messages that were not answered like the recording claims and even sent a email. You are located in Florida, it's almost time for Spring Training, there are tourist that read about this place Nd go to visit and are disappointed....
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Visitors to this museum are greeted by a lifesize statue of Ted Williams, fisherman. You want to shake his hand and ask him if he is related to the great hitter. Then you get your answer. This museum is loaded with equipment, uniforms, and trophies from the hitter Ted Williams. Each item has a concise but rich description of its...
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This is the best part of going to a game at the Trop. They honor the greatest hitter who ever played baseball. (Williams played for the Red Sox but lived in the Tampa area, thus the museum here in St. Pete) The thing that I like is that they honor the great hitters of the game, no matter who they...
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Most of the items that were in the Ted Williams Museum in Citrus Hills,FL were sold to individuals or donated to various sports museums. It was a sad day in baseball history,when #9's Red Sox items were dispersed all over the country. When the Ted Williams Museum in Citrus Hills, FL (near Inverness,FL) was closed, we baseball fans were on...
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Have not visited the Citrus Hills Museum, but have done so for the one at Tropicana Field, home of the Tampa Bay Rays. For any baseball lover with a Rays game ticket, don't miss this museum
This musuem is a great find inside Tropicana Field. Every inch of space is utilized. A must see when you are at the Trop. One can spend a great deal of time there...
If you are a fan of the game, this is a must stop when in St. Pete. Much more than we expected with lost of neat historical baseball memorbelia. The people that runthe museum are super friendly and informative. We plan to visit again.
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