Babe Ruth Birthplace Exhibits

  • “O” Say Can You See: The Star Spangled Banner in Sports

    “O” Say Can you See: The Star Spangled Banner in Sports, was created by the Babe Ruth Birthplace Foundation in cooperation with the city-wide effort to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the war of 1812...

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  • The Ruthian Record

    Why is Babe Ruth the greatest player to ever take the field? This exhibit explores Babe's record as an amazing slugger, record-setting pitcher and even a school-age catcher.

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  • The Historic House

    In 1895 Baltimore's harbor area was a rough place. George Herman Ruth, the son of a German saloon keeper, was born in this tiny row house on Emory Street. See the upstairs bedroom where the...

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  • Playing The Babe

    Babe Ruth, an American Icon. His life story was legendary. His rotund figure and boisterous personality were unmistakable, and often unmatchable. Many people have tried to portray the Bambino on the big screen and TV....

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  • Babe: Husband, Father, Friend

    Babe Ruth had a reputation. He worked hard, played hard and lived life to its fullest. But Babe also had a quieter, compassionate side. Learn about Babe's amazing relationships with his daughters, his wife Claire...

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  • Babe Batted Here

    The streets of Baltimore were no place for a kid. But George Herman Ruth was no ordinary kid. See how and where "the Bambino" learned the game of baseball and how he got his start....

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  • The 500 Home Run Club

    Come see the amazing members of the elite club! Before there was Babe Ruth, home runs in baseball were rare, an oddity of the game. After Babe Ruth they were a fan favorite. Babe hit...

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