Bert Sugar's Baseball Hall of Fame: A Living History of America's Greatest Game by Bert Randolph Sugar, Bert Randolph Sugar, Bruce Curtis (Photographer)

Having visited the HoF, I found the book comprehensive and entertaining in its depth of informationby Anonymous

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September 05, 2009: The book did not have pictures or stories about two recently-installed statutes of Ted Williams and Babe Ruth, or that in front of the museum is a scoreborad which reports the results of every game played the previous day. He also did not discuss the research section, which I visited, or the employees who are extremely helpful and knowledgable. Also, it would have been of benefit to those visiting the town to have his views about this very quaint and interesting place, which, by the way, has excellent restaurants. Overall, a worthwhile purchase and keeper for my library or for a gift to baseball fanatics.

Baseball Hall of Fameby DoriDV

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September 05, 2009: Sorry, I did not read the book. It was a gift for my sports-lovind son-in-law. He Did read it, and found it full of interesting facts and stories.

He keeps it by his reading chair, and says it also makes a good cocktail

table book for guests to read.

As a well informed sports enthusiast, I believe he would recommend it to any sports lover.