I was there at the beginning of June. We ran into Carlos Peña in the gift shop and my boys got pictures with him. He could not have been any nicer.

I am so glad you got to see Cooperstown, went there over 10 years ago and not being a baseball fan, found it to be a great museum. The town is so wonderful to walk around, makes you want to live there. I was so amazed at how many farms were in upper New York, beautiful countryside, drove around the Finger lakes which is a nice drive. When most people think of New York, they only think of the big city not realizing the rest of the state. Thanks for showing us more of this great country!

Getting to Cooperstown and seeing the Hall of Fame is my dream vacation. It's awesome that you shared your visit with us.

Back in the 50s, 60s, and 70s I spent 18 summers in Cooperstown going to Camp Otsego, going from youngest camper to Head Counselor. I think I saw every Disney movie ever made during that time period in that theater! Thanks for bringing back to this now old lady many wonderful memories.

Looked absolutely beautiful. The grass, corn fields, cows, blue skies and white clouds

Don't know nothing about baseball, but totally get how excited you and Max were visiting the Hall of Fame, loving seeing all the scenic views, very relaxing whilst having my coffee and biscuits Thankyou Adam and Max

That lil village is just pristine. It's nice to see how well maintained they keep it. Great place for that museum, they have so many items it's amazing. Thanks for the ride again! Keep em coming!

I had the privilege of meeting Ty Cobbs son Jim, when I lived in Santa Maria CA. Every morning like clock work, he went by for his morning walk. Chatted with him several times, and he was just a lovely, lovely man. Full of spunk still in his older age, and quite the talker. Lots of stories. Bless his heart :)

When I was in little league, our youth club organized a trip and game with another local youth league team. I got to play on Doubleday Field, and went 2 for 3 lol. Baseball was my sport. Great place to visit, great memory.

Adam what a great vlog to wake up to, I’m an avid baseball fan and what a privilege to walk with you through the baseball Hall of Fame and I’m certain will be a memory you’ll carry for the rest of your life! Thanks for this great vid!

My Dad visited Cooperstown many many years ago while traveling on business. He wasn’t a sports guy but he went there anyways and brought me back some momentos probably knowing I may never get to visit. So far he has been correct. Thank You & I miss you Dad

Born and raised in Cooperstown. Glad you made it to Cooperstown. The mound you mention is called "Indian Mound", burial of hundreds of Indians. The Smalley's theater was our local movie theater for years and years. We use to host the Hall of Fame Game every year with two major league teams at Doubleday Field. Much more in Cooperstown to see!

The guy that coined the phrase "Play Ball" is buried here in Oregon...⚾️🧢Awesome that you guys got to experience this. When Max was reading that it reminded me of Goonies when they found the map..hahaa yeah the mini bat handouts don't even happen anymore...hahaa

Last Labor Day weekend, I went for the first time in 25 years with 3 friends of mine who had never been. Watching this video makes it feel like I've gone back a year later. Glad to see you had a great time.

They have a Ray’s cowbell in there! That’s amazing. There’s so much epic stuff in there. Enjoyed seeing Brett’s cleats & that Clemente statue. Wow.

Welcome to NYS Adam. I lived in Syracuse for about 20 years. It's pretty nice outside of NYC even with the snow ❄. I hope you enjoy your trip there 😊. I'm glad you called Cooperstown a Village. They call towns Villages in NY.

Loved this Vlog! Called my husband in to watch. He is from a village 30 min NE of Cooperstown called Fort Plain. We paid many a visit to Cooperstown on our way to visit family. Such a beautiful quaint area. Thanks for bringing back some fond memories. 🥰

Thanks for sharing such a very American icon of a town! What a great showing of a wonderful baseball staple!

Great video Adam. I did the baseball card in the bicycle spokes thing back when I was a kid. I am 68 and still remember those great days growing up in this wonderful country. It really was a great time to follow baseball and football. Miss those simple days.

Love Cooperstown! Have to go for an induction weekend it's like Disneyland for baseball fans everyone having a good, time celebrating baseball, and former players everywhere. Been lucky enough to go to three weekends for Tony Gwynn & Ripken Jr., Trevor Hoffman, & Edgar Martinez.