Fodor's Expert Review Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum and Baseball Library

Greenville Historic Home
Free

This collection is housed in the former home of baseball great Joe Jackson, who along with seven other White Sox players, was accused of throwing the 1919 World Series. Though he was found not guilty, Jackson was banned from playing baseball. The museum, which is open only on Saturday from 10 to 2, has records, artifacts, photographs, and a film, along with a library of baseball books donated from fans around the country. At the end of each summer, staffers challenge their peers at Georgia's Ty Cobb Museum to a vintage baseball game.

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Quick Facts

356 Field St.
Greenville, South Carolina  29608, USA

864-346–4867

www.shoelessjoejackson.org

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Rate Includes: Free, Closed Sun.–Fri., Sat. 10–2

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