David Walker | Dec 11, 2017

Another “I’m not a die-hard baseball fan” but this little birthplace/museum is a true hidden gem in Baltimore. I happen to hit it during Dollar Days weekend in December where a lot of the key attractions in Baltimore were only 1$, but I’d gladly had paid the normal cost of admission. Lots to see, and a lot of history here, so take your time and browse through it all. The short 7-minute film “The Star Spangled Banner in Sports” was very interesting and well worth watching. And the gift shop is loaded with great souvenirs. This is well worth the visit!!!

Bruce Campbell | Feb 17, 2018

Nice place. Friendly staff. Fun exhibits. $10 admission seems a little steep. But great stop for any baseball fan.

Sylvia Hart | Feb 25, 2018

So informative. I loved all the displays.

Christopher Burton | Oct 6, 2017

I'm not really a fan of professional baseball, but this diminutive little house turned into a museum, is very well done. You may gain some insight into the man and better appreciate what he accomplished in his fairly short life.

Tamrat Kassa Jr. | Feb 25, 2018

Interesting exhibits. Very cozy place.

Wilsons-2 | Jun 6, 2018

This is a very nice little museum. And it is a 'little' Baltimore townhouse that has been revived and turned into a museum to commemorate the birthplace of Babe Ruth. It's privately-run, so there is a $10 entrance fee but I think anyone interested in baseball will certainly consider that a small price to pay to see a genuine bit of history. I guess more than two dozen people would be a crowd for this little museum. Fortunately it's located on a quiet side street just west of Camden Yards by a few steps, so it's an easy walk to or from an Orioles game. Plan on a half an hour to 45 minutes to explore the little house and the museum displays inside. And to extend the history a little bit, there is some archaeology you can find on the web to indicate that the location of Babe Ruth's father's saloon now lies somewhere below centerfield in Oriole Park.

Robert Phillips | May 9, 2018

Interesting museum full of Babe Ruth and baseball artifacts! Great knowledgeable staff that are passionate about what they do! A must see stop on a Oriels Gameday. Pick up a Baby Ruth bar while you're there!

Jeff McLain | Mar 28, 2018

This was a great experience for our family. We drove from Lancaster, PA. For a smaller museum, they have a decent amount of baseball and Babe Ruth memorabilia and exhibits. There is a reasonable gift shop, the exhibits are well designed and some are interactive.

Tristan Sweatt | Jun 25, 2018

Very detailed museum with tons of relevant context for Babe Ruth & baseball fans alike. Call to see if they are open, as google is typically wrong about these things.