National Treasures in Baseball

Baseball's National Treasures

Frank Ceresi and Carol McMains, formerly of the National Sports Gallery in Washington, D.C., currently run FC Associates, a museum consultation and sports appraisal business. They have also lectured, appeared on television, authored many articles on sports history and studied countless sports artifacts that can only be described as "national treasures".

Baseball Almanac is pleased and honored to present an insightful column written by the former curator of the National Sports Gallery and current president of FC Associates.

"I am pleased to be able to write an occasional column for this great web site and share with our readers some of the wonderful baseball artifacts that can only be described as 'national treasures.'" - Frank Ceresi

National Treasures by Frank Ceresi & Carol McMains
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A Ball For The Ages Astronauts & Baseballs	Roger Maras Chasing the Ghost of the Babe
Babe Ruth Artifacts The Greatest Baseball Player of All Time	Scorecard From 1st All-Star Game 1858 Fashion Race Course Game
Baseball in Washington, D.C. Images in our Nation's Capital	Sol White Renaissance Man
Baseball Programs & Scorecards Collectors Items & The Holy Grail	The Fabulous Homestead Grays Gibson, Paige & The 1913 Grays
Black Memorabilia Jackie Robinson	The Millennium Survey 2000 & Beyond
Gibson, Gipper & Thorpe D.C.'s Own Home Run King	The Origins of Baseball Pittsfield Find & More
Hank Gowdy Baseball Player and War Hero	Tobacco Baseball Cards Wagner's Own Wagner Card
National Treasures The Barry Halper Collection	Wingfield Photo Collection Photographic Treasures
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National Treasures by Frank Ceresi & Carol McMains

Frank Ceresi and Carol McMains, formerly of the National Sports Gallery in Washington, D.C., have formed FC Associates, a business that specializes in Museum Consulting and Exhibit Planning, the development and creation of spectacular sports related exhibits and objective and professional Appraisals of sports artifacts and memorabilia.

The MCI National Sports Gallery in Washington, D.C., of which Frank Ceresi was the curator, was the first and only all sports museum in the country.

Do you like the National Treasures articles? What other topics interest you? PLEASE email Frank Ceresi today and let him know your opinion, interests and criticism — both good and bad.

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