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"Legend's Attic": Orel Hershiser's New Sports Museum and Collectibles Store Opens in Claremont

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Orel Hershiser, the celebrated MLB pitcher known for his award-winning 18-year career, has taken a step into the world of memorabilia and art with the opening of Legend’s Attic in Claremont, California. This unique space serves as a sports museum, art gallery, and collectibles store, offering fans a chance to explore sports history through a rich collection of memorabilia and artwork.

Location and Offerings:

  • Address: 619 W. Foothill Blvd., Claremont, CA
  • Operating Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
  • Admission: Free
Key Features of Legend's Attic:

  • Personal Memorabilia: The museum showcases many of Hershiser’s personal accolades, including his 1988 World Series trophy and the Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year Award.
  • Artistic Displays: Features artworks by notable sports artist Dave Hobrecht, including his piece "Grace," which portrays Jackie Robinson alongside other historical figures.
  • Themed Rooms:
    • Dodgers Room: Dedicated to Dodgers and broader baseball memorabilia.
    • Lakers Room: Highlights memorabilia from Lakers legends like Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal.
    • Helmet Room: Showcases signed football helmets from various NFL greats.
    • Arcade Room: Filled with classic sports video games for entertainment.
    • Artists' Room: Displays pieces by sports artists, capturing legends like Vince Lombardi and Tiger Woods.
Collector’s Corner:

  • A special area within the venue is dedicated to sports card collecting and trading, providing a space for enthusiasts to engage and update their collections.
Hershiser has been an influential figure both on and off the baseball field, and through Legend's Attic, he shares his journey and the broader sports heritage with the public. The concept was inspired by his desire to make the rich history he had accumulated over the years accessible to fans and collectors in a welcoming environment.

Legend's Attic is more than just a museum; it's a vibrant community space where sports enthusiasts can gather to relive historic moments, celebrate sports culture, and even expand their own collections of memorabilia.

For further details on exhibits and special events, visit the Legend's Attic website at legendsattic.com or contact the venue for more information.

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