League Park, dating to 1891, was the original home of Cleveland baseball and hosted the Negro American League’s Cleveland Buckeyes, who won the 1945 Negro World Series here. The restored ballpark grounds now house the Baseball Heritage Museum.
Visitor Info
Exhibits honor figures such as Larry Doby, the American League’s first Black player, alongside broader baseball heritage, and the public grounds are free to walk. The museum is generally open Wednesday through Sunday.