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Cooperstown Slideshow
Travel Blogs from Cooperstown, United States
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Day 21
Well we made it to Cooperstown, NY. This where the Baseball Hall of Fame is. This should be interesting and fun. As you have noticed we skipped New York City, but I am amazed at the beauty of this State! I guess everyone that has ...
Day 22
... is a place you must see. Even if, your not so much a baseball fan, its a really interesting place to see. Cooperstown is a great little town. It has a lake, the houses are well maintained and its just plain cute! Larry has said, ...
MLB Hall of Fame
... was the recommended first place to go, the Cooperstown Room. I had my camera so I took a lot of pictures. In the Cooperstown Room, it showed the beginning of baseball and the beginning of the Hall of Fame. I found out that the creator of ...
Cooperstown Symposium
... I write this paragraph it is now a couple of days after I wrote the above paragraph. My time in Cooperstown is winding down. Last night we had a beautiful dinner literally set in the Hall of Fame Gallery! The buffet ...
Day 1: To Cooperstown & Buffalo
We left about noon and hit the hall of fame in the late afternoon. We ended up driving all the way to Buffalo (465 miles) and stayed at a hotel near the airport. We had a Cletus T. Judd festival for the last three hours of the ...
Road Trip - Day 3
... and boys had separate days of fun for the most part. Jenn and Anna had a fun day walking around the very cute town of Cooperstown, followed by a rainy movie in the cabin, sunny bike ride and pool time. The pool time included a raucous game of chicken with ...
Sport Adventure: Cooperstown Baseball Hall of Fame
... plane to Albay, New York where we met up with our dads and barry's brother, Greg. On Friday, May 22nd we arrived in Cooperstown around noon. We spent the rest of the day visitng the Baseball Hall of Fame. Outside of the Hall it was a fun ...
Baseball Hall of Fame.
... , be it Major League or Minor League. It should come as no surprise that we have, finally, managed to find ourselves in Cooperstown, NY; home of the Baseball Hall of Fame! What I find surprising is that it took us 7 1/2 years as fulltimers to ...
Baseball!
... RV park in Cooperstown it is an incredible journey of beautiful colored trees and curvey roads. We take the car into the town of Cooperstown, wow! what a beauty! The Baseball Hall of fame is wonderful and a classic! We love it so much we go back later ...
Nothing yet/how does this thing work...?
Here's my first entry. I'm still figuring out how this thing works. I really want to keep a blog for the trip so that I can make it easier for everyone to stay in touch and know that I'm not dead on the side of the road. But I haven't left yet. Still ...
day 25 (101 miles)
... the next few miles when i kept spotting bee boxes in the fields and seeing the occasional bee buzz by. when we arrived in cooperstown (after less than six hours in the saddle!), we had a nice surprise awaiting us. we had been scheduled to camp in the ...
Another childhood dream... Don's this time!
Visited the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. I was surprised and impressed by this little New England town! ...
Oops I forgot a title for this entry
From Richfield Springs to Cooperstown to Herkimer to Richfield Springs to Cooperstown to Richfield Springs. That was my travels ...
Our first trip with The Camper!
... store had a can opener for sale. So now, every can of corn beef hash we open - we know we can thank KOA Cooperstown for it. I like that. Chris bought Sunflowers for Laila and I. And we only left the campground once - to get some supplies. Other than that ...
Cooperstown
We spent today going to the Baseball Hall of Fame and even though I'm not a hugh baseball fan, I enjoyed seeing all the history of baseball. Afterward, we went to lunch and then headed over to the Farmers museum, which is an outside ...
In Cooperstown
Today begins the conference at the Baseball Hall of Fame. I had dinner last night with two friends of mine at the Doubleday Cafe. It was very nice to catch up with them. I am about ready to head over to the conference. Tomorrow is ...
National Baseball Hall of Fame
... over. We went straight to the Baseball Hall of Fame and hung out for hours reading tons of stuff. I have been to Cooperstown before on a family vacation when I was younger, but this was Jared’s first time. The hall of fame was set ...
American Impressionism at Fenimore Art Museum
... ; The folk art was fun, the building lovely and the grounds beautiful with a view of Otsego Lake. I briefly checked out Cooperstown with the hopes of finding something interesting to eat but at around 5 pm, the streets were virtually empty. I ...
Day 8 - Off to New York
... pastoral setting. The Edidins had to attend a function in a nearby town, so Sean and I are going to wander back into Cooperstown to grab some dinner. We'll stay in Cooperstown tomorrow to go to the Baseball Hall of Fame, then in the afternoon, ...
Fun with Typewriters
Anna has a wonderful typewriter. She let me play with it today and I copied out some of the recipies that I have had while I've been here, chief among them the one for zucchini loaf. We plan to make them into a book when I have finished. This morning we ...
Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park at Crystal Lake
This morning we traveled the last 35 minutes to Yogi Bears' Jellystone Park in Cooperstown, New York. We arrived and finished setting up right before the rain started. So we settled in to watch a movie - Night at the Museum 2. The ...
Interesting Arrival
... printed out ahead of time said my trip would take me four hours. Well, they lied! Six hours later I arrived in Cooperstown, and I had only gotten out of the car briefly a couple of times. I also drove through the smallest of towns, ...
Long Drive is Well Worth It for Baseball Fanatic!
Up early to get rental car and drive 4 hrs up to Cooperstown, NY. Avis' computers weren't working so we were later than expected to leave NYC. Navigating our drive at rush hour on the streets of New York City, through the Lincoln Tunnel ...
Good Conversations and Presentations
I started the day at my favorite coffee place in Cooperstown, and just as I sat down in walks John Thorn. He wrote the foreword for my book three years ago. We had a great conversation about new things going on with his work as the official ...
MLB Hall of Fame
Drove from State College to Cooperstown with Dad. He flew in after my finals and we went up before my Summer classes began for the MAcc ...
Bookshops
It was rainy today so no hiking as planned. Instead we went south to the Catskill mountains and to Hobart, the Hay-on-Wye of New York State (and possibly of the USA). It has a few bookshops in a small area which we spent most of the day exploring. An ...
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