Old Town Scottsdale Restaurant Welcomes New Baseball Museum

Interesting Facts

Baseball enthusiasts in Scottsdale have a new destination to explore: the Old Town Baseball Experience, now open inside Frasher's Tavern at the intersection of Drinkwater Boulevard and Indian School Road.

 

This unique museum, operated by the nonprofit Arizona Baseball Legacy and Experience (ABLE), offers an in-depth look into Arizona's baseball history, with a special emphasis on Scottsdale's contributions to the sport.

 

Visitors can expect exhibits detailing the early days of Arizona baseball, including the notorious "Outlaw" leagues, the inception of spring training, the evolution of the modern Cactus League, and Scottsdale's proud tradition of high school baseball.

 

Frasher's Tavern owner, George Frasher, has generously expanded his extensive collection of baseball memorabilia for this venture.

 

"Frasher's is honored to carry on the baseball traditions of Old Town Scottsdale and such great places of the past like the Pink Pony and Don and Charlies," Frasher remarked.

 

"We are excited about teaming up with ABLE and making Frasher's a gathering place for the baseball community and fans of our national pastime."

 

In addition to the exhibits, the museum plans to host baseball presentations and group gatherings throughout the year.

 

A bookstore dedicated to literature on America's pastime is also in the works.

 

Admission to the Old Town Scottsdale Baseball Experience is free, inviting fans of all ages to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Arizona's baseball legacy.

 

For more information on Frasher's Tavern, including restaurant hours, visit their official website.

Q/A Questions

Q: What inspired the creation of the new baseball museum in Old Town Scottsdale?

A: The museum was inspired by the rich history of baseball in the area and the desire to showcase that history to residents and visitors alike.

Q: What can visitors expect to see at the baseball museum?

A: Visitors can expect to see a variety of exhibits showcasing the history of baseball in the Scottsdale area, including memorabilia, photographs, and interactive displays.

Q: How will the baseball museum benefit the local community?

A: The museum will provide a new attraction for residents and visitors to enjoy, while also serving as an educational resource for those interested in learning more about the history of baseball in Old Town Scottsdale.