Where history touches home. The world’s only national museum dedicated to preserving the rich history of black baseball and its profound impact on America!
It’s impossible to tell the story of @MLB’s integration without Kansas City and the Negro Leagues.
Jackie broke the color barrier with the @Dodgers on April 15, 1947.
His life, legacy, and his impact on America is profound.
#NLBM | #Jackie42
⚾YMCA and KC’s Black Heritage
During WWII, Black soldiers fought for freedom abroad while facing segregation at home.
The legacy cont. through the Buck O’Neil Center at
@NLBMuseumKC, with @Royals & @KC_UYA. Watch or listen https://t.co/sgF26xCLOz
#YMCAKCConnects#YMCAofKC
Just a quick "Thank you!" To @nlbmprez for continuing the legacy of Buck O'Neil and the expansion of educating us about baseball and American history. Go visit the @NLBMuseumKC . The @Royals are paying this month so go get some neat collectibles from thr gift shop.
A look at the new renderings for the Negro Leagues Campus revealed today. A major project for @nlbmprez and the @NLBMuseumKC .. will include Hotel and nearly 4 times more space than current NLBM. Part of a revitalized 18th and Vine District.
@AugieNash@NLBMuseumKC It's great to see in person. Buck O'Neil connected Lou Brock with Cool Papa Bell when he was traded to St. Louis. Thanks for sharing so much of St. Louis baseball history. ⚾️
@AugieNash@NLBMuseumKC When Brock didn't get the playing time he convinced the Cubs to trade him to the Cardinals to play how he knew he could. Lou was appreciative of Buck for many reasons.
If you love sports and American history, please support this campaign to keep the @NLBMuseumKC as a center of learning and cultural relevance for future generations.
A vital heritage we should all embrace and celebrate.
#kansascity#baseball@nlbmprez