The International Volleyball Hall of Fame was founded to honor extraordinary players, coaches, officials, and leaders who have made significant contributions to the game of volleyball. The Hall of Fame is located in Holyoke, Massachusetts, where volleyball was invented in 1895 by William G. Morgan at the local YMCA.
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Small museum with lots of information about the history of Volley Ball . This place made me reminisce my younger years when I use to play on my School in Brazil Objetivo Teodoro Junior. Meaning a long time ago in a galaxy far .... Also a sport that has in Hype in 80's Olympic Games. Visiting this place is a lot to remember and It was a time well spent. If you are in Holyoke, MA come and visit and also learn about a sport that is just too awesome. The YMCA where is actually where it all started ids located about 5 minutes by car from the museum. I went to the YMCA to see if there would be something. there were a few memorabilias but nothing really much to see about the history...
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I went with my friends to the international volleyball museum in Holyoke mass I had a good time learning about the history of volleyball and I like the beautiful black and white and color photographs of the volleyball players and teams and awards,trophies, plaques and I was very impressed and the employees did a very good job with keeping the museum clean and I would go back there again and I would recommend the international volleyball museum in Holyoke mass to...
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It was compact, filled with history and operated with a passion and a love for the game. For $3.50 it is worth it just to stand on the volleyball court and think about the great players that made this hall of...
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