A piece of the Berlin Wall, a fish stick box, a beanie, a miniature troll figure and a dental articulator are on display with baseball and softball artifacts at the World of Little League®: Peter J. McGovern Museum and Official Store.

Wondering why?

All of these items are part of the story of the development of Little League Baseball and Softball into the largest organized youth sport in the world. Their historical relevance is shared throughout the museum making it a fun and unique place to visit.

Filled with unusual objects nestled among some never-before-displayed artifacts, the World of Little League takes the history of Little League and relates it to world events and activities. The stories intertwine with the history of the sport, organized in 1939, and share how World events helped shape Little League and Little League's role.

More than a museum, the World of Little League is a place where anyone of any age will connect with several generations. Even for someone who has never been involved in Little League, it is a great experience. For those who have been involved, or are currently playing or volunteering in a Little League, it will be a magical journey. Audio guides are available in several languages and guided tours are offered for pre-registered groups of 20 or more except during August when the Little League Baseball World Series is held.

The old meets the new with artifacts from the early days of Little League and interactive exhibits that connect the past with the present. On the Global Connections Touch Table, similar to a huge iPad, visitors can play a trivia game, learn some geography, look up a league in their neighborhood or send a message to any local league worldwide. There are Little League World Series championship game highlights to watch, rarely seen film footage of founder Carl E. Stotz, among others, audio from early players as well as interactive games including learning how fast you can run between home plate and first base.

The recently renovated World of Little League has something for everyone – even those who are not baseball fans. The incorporation of daily life into the museum means it has evolved into a place where most can find something of interest. Why are the fish stick box and miniature troll doll in the museum? Come and find the answers!

We hope our collection of strange treasures is among the reasons you will want to visit the World of Little League. Start planning your trip now! We are not far away and since we are indoors and easily accessible for anyone with a disability or traveling by motorcoach, we are a great place to visit any time – winter, spring, summer or fall. Plus, we are on the same complex as the Little League Baseball World Series!

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