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I stopped in Cooperstown, New York last week for a couple of hours one afternoon. Cooperstown in known for being the home of the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Hall of Fame was extremely crowded that day. Since I have visited in multiple times in the past, I decided to forego entering the building. Instead, I walked around the downtown area for a couple of hours.

Here is what I captured:

1- Intersection of Chestnut & Main Streets


2- Sand Lot Kid statue in front of Doubleday Field


3- The Inn at Cooperstown (1874)


4- Hall of Fame Windows


5- Flags outside the Ostsego County Courthouse


6- Window surrounded by red brick wall


7- Four Chairs on a Porch


8- Baseball Weather Vane


9- The Inn at Cooperstown


10- Basket of Flowers


11- I will include one photo of the interior of the Hall of Fame. I captured this one 16 years ago. Nobody was there, so I was permitted to bring my tripod inside for some serious photography!

Previous Message

I stopped in Cooperstown, New York last week for a couple of hours one afternoon. Cooperstown in known for being the home of the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Hall of Fame was extremely crowded that day. Since I have visited in multiple times in the past, I decided to forego entering the building. Instead, I walked around the downtown area for a couple of hours.

Here is what I captured:

1- Intersection of Chestnut & Main Streets


2- Sand Lot Kid statue in front of Doubleday Field


3- The Inn at Cooperstown (1874)


4- Hall of Fame Windows


5- Flags outside the Ostsego County Courthouse


6- Window surrounded by red brick wall


7- Four Chairs on a Porch


8- Baseball Weather Vane


9- The Inn at Cooperstown


10- Basket of Flowers


11- I will include one photo of the interior of the Hall of Fame. I captured this one 16 years ago. Nobody was there, so I was permitted to bring my tripod inside for some serious photography!

Previous Message

I stopped in Cooperstown, New York last week for a couple of hours one afternoon. Cooperstown in known for being the home of the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Hall of Fame was extremely crowded that day. Since I have visited in multiple times in the past, I decided to forego entering the building. Instead, I walked around the downtown area for a couple of hours.

Here is what I captured:

1- Intersection of Chestnut & Main Streets


2- Sand Lot Kid statue in front of Doubleday Field


3- The Inn at Cooperstown (1874)


4- Hall of Fame Windows


5- Flags outside the Ostsego County Courthouse


6- Window surrounded by red brick wall


7- Four Chairs on a Porch


8- Baseball Weather Vane


9- The Inn at Cooperstown


10- Basket of Flowers


11- I will include one photo of the interior of the Hall of Fame. I captured this one 16 years ago. Nobody was there, so I was permitted to bring my tripod inside for some serious photography!

Previous Message

I stopped in Cooperstown, New York last week for a couple of hours one afternoon. Cooperstown in known for being the home of the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Hall of Fame was extremely crowded that day. Since I have visited in multiple times in the past, I decided to forego entering the building. Instead, I walked around the downtown area for a couple of hours.

Here is what I captured:

1- Intersection of Chestnut & Main Streets


2- Sand Lot Kid statue in front of Doubleday Field


3- The Inn at Cooperstown (1874)


4- Hall of Fame Windows


5- Flags outside the Ostsego County Courthouse


6- Window surrounded by red brick wall


7- Four Chairs on a Porch


8- Baseball Weather Vane


9- The Inn at Cooperstown


10- Basket of Flowers


11- I will include one photo of the interior of the Hall of Fame. I captured this one 16 years ago. Nobody was there, so I was permitted to bring my tripod inside for some serious photography!

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I stopped in Cooperstown, New York last week for a couple of hours one afternoon. Cooperstown in known for being the home of the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Hall of Fame was extremely crowded that day. Since I have visited in multiple times in the past, I decided to forego entering the building. Instead, I walked around the downtown area for a couple of hours.

Here is what I captured:

1- Intersection of Chestnut & Main Streets


2- Sand Lot Kid statue in front of Doubleday Field


3- The Inn at Cooperstown (1874)


4- Hall of Fame Windows


5- Flags outside the Ostsego County Courthouse


6- Window surrounded by red brick wall


7- Four Chairs on a Porch


8- Baseball Weather Vane


9- The Inn at Cooperstown


10- Basket of Flowers


11- I will include one photo of the interior of the Hall of Fame. I captured this one 16 years ago. Nobody was there, so I was permitted to bring my tripod inside for some serious photography!

Previous Message

I stopped in Cooperstown, New York last week for a couple of hours one afternoon. Cooperstown in known for being the home of the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Hall of Fame was extremely crowded that day. Since I have visited in multiple times in the past, I decided to forego entering the building. Instead, I walked around the downtown area for a couple of hours.

Here is what I captured:

1- Intersection of Chestnut & Main Streets


2- Sand Lot Kid statue in front of Doubleday Field


3- The Inn at Cooperstown (1874)


4- Hall of Fame Windows


5- Flags outside the Ostsego County Courthouse


6- Window surrounded by red brick wall


7- Four Chairs on a Porch


8- Baseball Weather Vane


9- The Inn at Cooperstown


10- Basket of Flowers


11- I will include one photo of the interior of the Hall of Fame. I captured this one 16 years ago. Nobody was there, so I was permitted to bring my tripod inside for some serious photography!