The Roberto Clemente Museum

Listen to Luis share what #21Means to him. There's still time to enter! Upload your photo or video, tag the Clemente Museum, and use the hashtag #21Means for a chance to win!

Listen to Roberto Clemente Jr speak about what #21Means to him. To donate to the museum, head to www.clementemuseum.com/donate.

As we move to the final 21 days of the year, we at the #Clemente Museum want to hear from you. Send us your videos or posts telling us what #21Means to you. CONTEST RULES: Upload your video or photo/caption sharing what #21Means to you, tag the museum and use the hashtag #21Means. Winners will be chosen in January 2021 by our panel of judges.... You have 21 days to enter, so start posting!

On this day in 1961, #Clemente is awarded his first batting title, with a .351 average.

Order our onesie for the newborns and puppies in your life! Check out https://clementemuseum.com/store/ to find some great holiday gifts for the #Clemente fan in your life!

Have you been to the #Clemente Museum to see the Longine scoreboard? This replica scoreboard honors the 1960 World Series team, and was the centerpiece of our temporary exhibit to honor the 60th anniversary this year!

We had to borrow this #ThrowbackThursday of Engine House 25! Our museum is located in this historic fire house. If you've been to our museum tours, you know that we love to share some of the history of this building, too.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by last weekend for our Fall Fest! Your support is what has kept us going through 2020. A special thanks to all of our vendors, including Engine House 25 Wines, Lola's Eatery, DiAnoia's Eatery, Pane è Pronto, Birch Creek Farms, Sausalido, spruce & adorn by one girl's graphics, Yetter's Candies, Duane Rieder Photography and S&D Polish Deli!

Celebrating #throwbackthursday with this great image of #Mazeroski at bat.

Thank you to all our veterans today and every day for your service. Today, we honor Clemente's service in the Marine Corps Reserve in a special way. Happy Veterans Day!

Views from our 1971 World Series room.

The bat room. This amazing collection is on our second floor, and houses some of the signed bats, jerseys, and baseballs from other players who have come to honor #theGreatOne through the years.