Celebrating Black History Month

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum marked the beginning of Black History Month with Friday’s release of several very special Negro Leagues Mystery Bobblehead Boxes. The mystery boxes give people the opportunity to get random Negro Leagues Bobbleheads at a discounted price. The Bobblehead Hall has worked with the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

Everything You Wanted To Know About Satchel Paige

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum and NegroLeaguesHistory.com unveiled the officially licensed, limited-edition Satchel Paige Talking Baseball Bobblehead Series on Friday. The series of 11 talking bobblehead feature the Mobile, Alabama, native and Kansas City Monarchs legend who is considered the most famous player in the history of the Negro Leagues. The bobbleheads

The Bobblehead Hall Presents The Negro Leagues Field of Legends Series

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum, in partnership with the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum (NLBM) and NegroLeaguesHistory.com, unveiled the first officially licensed, limited edition Negro Leagues Field of Legends Bobbleheads on Friday. The bobbleheads replicate the 13 life-size statues featured at the NLBM on the museum’s Field of Legends. The bobbleheads are available

Hy-Vee Knows Bo

If you’re in the Kansas City area on Friday you might want to stop off at a Hy-Vee and pick up a Bo Jackson bobble head, which is the final piece in the Negro Leagues Bobble Head Series offered exclusively at the Midwestern grocery store chain. The Jackson will be released Friday and is the

Tipping Your Cap To Honor The Negro Leagues

The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum’s Tip Your Cap campaign to honor the 100th anniversary of the Negro Leagues has provided some moving tributes, including tips of the cap from four former U.S. Presidents. Check out how the NLBM has commemorated its tip of the cap program with its recently introduced Tip of Your Cap Bobblehead.

Satchel, Josh And The 1942 Negro Leagues World Series

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled an officially licensed, limited-edition bobble head featuring Satchel Paige of the Kansas City Monarchs and Josh Gibson of the Homestead Grays squaring off in the 1942 Negro Leagues World Series on Friday. The dual bobble head is one of 16 that the Museum unveiled today as part of the