Main Street, Cooperstown
Main Street
A historic brick-built street lined with baseball card shops, memorabilia stores, bat and jersey shops, and small restaurants. The Hall of Fame sits right on it, making it the heart of this small town.
Main Street runs from Pioneer Street to the shores of Otsego Lake. Its 19th-century brick buildings house baseball memorabilia shops, card trading stores, custom bat workshops, and cafés, with baseball themes everywhere. At the corner of Pioneer Street stands a wooden carving of a baseball player. Turn north at the next intersection to reach the Lakefront Park and the boat docks. The town is small, so you can walk between the Hall of Fame, Doubleday Field, and the lakefront. Parking is tight in summer, so use the free parking lots outside town and the shuttle trolley.
Opening hours
All day (shops about 10:00–18:00)
Nearby sights
- National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
- Doubleday Field
- The Farmers' Museum
- Fenimore Art Museum
- Kingfisher Tower
- Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard
- Otsego Lake
- Cooperstown Dreams Park