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The Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards is a 17-exhibit shrine to Baltimore and Maryland sports. Located in the basement and first floor of the old Camden Station, the 22,000 square feet of memorabilia, archives and displays opened for business on May 14, 2005. Camden Station was originally a major railroad station, serving passengers on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The first Civil War confrontation took place on the steps of Camden Station, when Union troops and southern supporters collided. Before the Museum's opening in 2005, it had gone largely unused since the 1980s. Museum exhibits focus on the Baltimore Orioles, Baltimore Colts and Baltimore Ravens, as well as other sports. The...
The Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards is a 17-exhibit shrine to Baltimore and Maryland sports. Located in the basement and first floor of the old Camden Station, the 22,000 square feet of memorabilia, archives and displays opened for business on May 14, 2005. Camden Station was originally a major railroad station, serving passengers on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The first Civil War confrontation took place on the steps of Camden Station, when Union troops and southern supporters collided. Before the Museum's opening in 2005, it had gone largely unused since the 1980s. Museum exhibits focus on the Baltimore Orioles, Baltimore Colts and Baltimore Ravens, as well as other sports. The 17 exhibits at Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards are Babe Ruth: American Icon; Cal Ripken, Jr.: Focus On A Hall of Fame Career; Nine Innings Of Orioles Baseball; Orioles Hall of Fame; Almost Religion: Baltimore's Colts; Johnny Unitas: Best There Ever Was; Baltimore Ravens: A New Tradition; Lincoln, the Civil War & Camden Station; The Negro Leagues: A Baseball Legacy; Minor League Baseball in Maryland; Amateur Baseball in Maryland; The Baltimore Blast: Indoor Soccer in Baltimore; The Locker Room: Kids Discovery Zone; Maryland's Stadiums, Ballparks & Arenas; College Game Day: Sis Boom Bah!; The Uniqueness of Maryland: Phelps, Lacrosse and The Preakness; The Maryland State Athletic Hall of Fame.
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Digest: Terps' Hawkins named USBWA Player of Week
Et cetera Terps' Hawkins named USBWA Player of Week Maryland junior Tianna Hawkins was named the U.S. Basketball Writers Association Player of the Week on Tuesday, one day after being named Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Week for the...Tags: Phoenix Mercury, Atlantic Coast Conference, National Collegiate Athletic Association, American Hockey League, Comcast Center (arena)
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Manny not in plans; nixed before it went up ladder
Orioles executive vice president Dan Duquette reportedly told a few members of the media at the Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards this evening that he does not view slugger Manny Ramirez as a fit with the team.
That meshes with what an industry...Tags: Manny Ramirez, Peter G. Angelos, Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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Digest: Mystics deal ex-Terp Coleman to Sparks
WNBA Mystics deal ex-Terp Coleman to Sparks The Washington Mystics acquired guard-forward Noelle Quinn from the Los Angeles Sparks on Wednesday, general manager and coach Trudi Lacey announced, in exchange for guard-forward Marissa Coleman, a former...Tags: Dick Vitale, Washington Mystics, Physical Conditions, College Basketball, Museums
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Stover to receive Ruth Museum award at Babe's Birthday Bash
Babe's Birthday Bash Stover to receive Ruth Museum award The Babe Ruth Birthplace Foundation will host its annual "Babe's Birthday Bash" on Feb. 10 and will present former Ravens kicker Matt Stover with the 2012 Babe Ruth Museum Community Service...Tags: University of Maryland Baltimore County, Big East Conference, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, College Basketball, Museums
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Andrew Luck talks about the Heisman, potentially playing for the Colts and more
Andrew Luck may be NFL-ready, but the Stanford quarterback — who could end up joining Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts — said Friday that he would have no problem being drafted by a team with an established quarterback.
"I'm sure...Tags: National Football League Draft, Peyton Manning, Heisman Trophy, National Football League, Johnny Unitas
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Colts Hall of Famers set to reunite for Sports Legends induction
Sitting on stage alongside his aging teammates, having dinner during the Sports Legend Museum induction at Martin's West Tuesday night, 85-year-old Gino Marchetti will chew on this:
"It's amazing to me that, after all these years, people are still...Tags: Pneumonia, Diseases and Illnesses, National Football League, Babe Ruth, Gino Marchetti
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Longtime BCPS official Belinko chosen for national honor
Varsity BCPS' Belinko chosen for national honor The National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association will present its Frank Kovaleski Professional Development Award to Ron Belinko, Baltimore County Public Schools' longtime coordinator of...Tags: New England Revolution, Tim Straub, Buck Showalter, Adult Education, Basketball
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Digest: Lydell Mitchell to attend tribute to former Colts
Sports Legends Museum L. Mitchell to attend tribute to former Colts The Babe Ruth Birthplace Foundation announced Wednesday that former Baltimore Colts running back Lydell Mitchell and NFL senior adviser Joe Browne will be part of "A Legendary Evening:...Tags: University of Maryland Baltimore County, Colonial Athletic Association, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, National Football League
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Hopkins QB Tomlin is Gagliardi Trophy finalist
College football Hopkins QB Tomlin is Gagliardi finalist Johns Hopkins senior quarterback Hewitt Tomlin was named one of 10 finalists for the Gagliardi Trophy, which is presented annually to the Division III Player of the Year. Tomlin was 225-for-334...Tags: Cleveland Browns, Churchill Downs, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Mike Jones, College Baseball
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In naming court after Williams, prospect of large donation was discussed
The debate over whether to name Maryland's basketball court for longtime coach Gary Williams was more complicated than the public knew and included discussion of a possible large donation to the university, according to Board of Regents members.
As...Tags: Charity, University of Maryland, College Park, Gary Williams, Comcast Center (arena), College Basketball
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Baltimore ready for its close up before 20 million on Sunday Night Football
Baltimore takes its TV image seriously — very seriously and at the highest levels.
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake championed last month's Baltimore Grand Prix, in part because she said positive TV coverage of the race would "change the way the...Tags: Annapolis, New York Jets, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Diseases and Illnesses, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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