Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum

Small museum I think even for the non-baseball enthusiast you will still enjoy the rolling videos they play and The plethora of memorabilia is all over. The gift shop had a nice assortment of goodies

They have a squish penny machine (four different designs) inside the museum . If you are nice, they will let you enter the museum without paying admissions if you only use the machine :D

For the love of the game you have to visit this historical landmark . Relive the life of the Sultan of Swing .

A small place but some very informative facts on the Babe! For only $10 entry fee, well worth the money.

One of the greatest ball players ever was born here! Also check out the Sports Legends Museum and Geppi’s down the street for more amazing exhibits !

In the the late 1850s, Joseph Donovan built a slave pen on the southwest corner of Camden and Eutaw streets, near where the Babe Ruth statue now stands at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

Hard to pass this up, especially as a fan...and a stone's throw from the game. But perhaps a photo out front does the job. Entry inside is so so.

Make sure you check out the multimedia short on the history of the National Anthem in sports . Read more

Great place to visit before O's game. Birthplace of baseballs greatest player ⚾️

Everything you never knew about the Babe it's here.

A must for baseball fans.

Babe Ruth was was an American Major League baseball player from 1914–1935. He also became one of the first five players elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Worth the 6 bucks of admission Read more

April 27 is Babe Ruth Day