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Negro Leagues museum outgrows its 18th and Vine home

Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder·By Charles Hallman· Read on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder ↗
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In Part 2 of his visit to Kansas City, Charles Hallman sits down with Negro Leagues Baseball Museum President Bob Kendrick at 18th and Vine, where the Negro Leagues were born in 1920. Kendrick

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