N Y City and National Baseball museum

the Flat iron building
the Empire State building
Rockefeller Center - in winter is frozen and used for an ice rink and ice sculptures are added
alook down one of the city streets showing how crowded they are both people and cars


entrance to the fashion district - a large button with a needle through it.
entrance to Greenwich Villagea look down the one of the streets that is having a street fair
the Bull on wall street showing a "Bull" market
flags around the U N building
a look down Time Square street
storage of salt for the streets in winter
water sculpture that will remain for the year and then be removed
tiles on a fence sent from around the world after 9/11
a yellow ribbon for each person who has died in Iraq
the artist sculpted a partial globe and said he would be back to complete it when there is world peace--he is now 84 and has not yet completed it.
The National Baseball Museum

theater in the museum, photos of players are on the ceiling.
Some of the awards in the museum won over the years.

First class of inductees in 1936

Don Drysdale's plaque.

Harmon Killebrew plaque.
Mickey Mantle plaque
The pitch statue in the museum yard

The catch statue in the yard of museum.

The making of the bats-double click to see the phases of the bats.