Ty Cobb Museum

#OTD in 1911: Detroit Tigers got thrashed by Philadelphia and lost the doubleheader but #TyCobb electrified the crowd with 2 huge catches.

After careful consultation with the agent of John Berry, and under current order of the Governor of Georgia concerning live performance venues, the #TyCobb Museum has made the difficult decision to cancel the John Berry Concert scheduled for June 27, 2020. For those that have already purchased tickets, full refunds will be issued. If you purchased your ticket through the Ty Cobb Museum, contact the museum for a refund. You may send an email to: [email protected] to receive instructions on receiving your ticket refund. Or, you may call the museum at 706-245-1825 and leave a message to receive a call back with refund instructions. If you purchased your tickets through Freshtix, your refund will be processed automatically and credited back to the card used for your purchase.

#OTD in 1911: Detroit Tigers got thrashed by Philadelphia and lost the doubleheader but #TyCobb electrified the crowd with 2 huge catches.

#OTD: #TyCobb, Babe Ruth, Cy Young, Walter Johnson, Connie Mack and more were on hand to celebrate the opening of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum on June 12, 1939 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWEpyXidZ4M

We're proud to celebrate 22 years of the #TyCobbMuseum! Here's a look back to 2018 for the 20th Anniversary celebration at the Atlanta Braves game with some of #TyCobb's family @DaveCobb33, Charlie, Madeline & Herschel. We'd love for you to share with us your favorite #Cobb memories!

#OTD in #TyCobb History: June 11, 1922 in the The Washington Star

MLB returns tonight! But #OTD in 1910, photographer Charles Conlon snapped one of the most iconic photos of #TyCobb kicking up a cloud of dirt as he slides into third base.

BASEBALL IS BACK!!!

#OTD: #TyCobb, Babe Ruth, Cy Young, Walter Johnson, Connie Mack and more were on hand to celebrate the opening of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum on June 12, 1939 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWEpyXidZ4M

#OTD in #TyCobb History: June 11, 1922 in the The Washington Star

This week in #TyCobb history

#TBT to this day in #TyCobb history! The Ty Cobb statue found a new home in Royston, Georgia, formerly located at the Atlanta Braves stadium.

Take the time to read this great article by Bill Dow in the Detroit Free Press setting the record straight on the many falsehoods put out over the year's about #TyCobb

Due to #COVID19 we will remain closed. A re-open date has not been set, please continue to follow us here on Facebook and on Twitter at @TyCobbMuseum for the latest updates.

This week in #TyCobb history via the The Augusta Chronicle

#OTD: A 17 year old #TyCobb makes his professional debut for the Augusta Tourists of the South Atlantic League. Ty ended the day with a double & home run in an 8-7 loss to Columbus Skyscrapers.

Before joining the war effort in 1918 after a shortened season, #TyCobb led baseball with a .382 batting average, a .440 on-base percentage, with 14 triples and 34 steals.