Negro League Video Shorts

Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
  • Bob Kendrick, President, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

Project Description

Storytelling has long played an important role in filling the void of Black history which is often excluded from the pages of American History books. With funding from The Andrew W.  Mellon foundation, the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum (NLBM) will create biographical video segments on legendary Negro League players, teams, and key moments in Black Baseball history. These short vignettes will be shared on the NLBM website in addition to the Stories for All site. The vignettes will be complemented by interesting artifacts/memorabilia from the NLBM’s collection.

Partner Details

  • Stories for All

    Bob Kendrick

    President, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

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