Definitely worth the time and money this is just very nice even though its small. This is a man who I personally believe never cheated baseball and deserves to be in the Hall of Fame he was truly an amazing player and has a special story. He was a born again Christian and definitely would not have cheated. They actually dont have proof that he did its just proven that his teammates did so hes also blackballed which is terribly a shame. Actually theres more proof probably that he did not but decisions are made sometimes without common sense or fairness

This museum is a must-see! The personal tour is a must as well! This museum is well-curated. Shoeless Joe Jackson has a great story to tell and this museum tells it well. Greenville is a great City too!

Absolutely historic place if you are a baseball fan. To be able to stand and take in the life of Shoeless Joe is truly one of a kind!

Cant say enough about this place. If youre a baseball fan, visit. If youre not, visit anyway. Great collection of photos and the staff are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. Theyre moving it about a block away in November, and will also expand and be open every day in 2020. Well worth the visit, and its right across the street from Flour field, so you can catch a Greenville drive game as well.

This museum is really the definition of a hidden gem. We only found it by chance on a local map walking along the Reedy River and luckily for us it was open when we were in town. Although the hours seem very limited the museum is small enough to be a 30-45 minute stop. The guide working the museum was EXTREMELY knowledgeable about every aspect of Joe Jacksons life and provided a ton of information. Admission is free but I highly encourage a donation to help this great little musuem preserve the story of one of the greats.

Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum is a must for baseball ️ fans directly across from the entrance to Flour Field. Usually open just one day a week.

Baseball and justice-- he was acquitted. He played brilliantly. He was not throwing games. And Landis STILL banned him. Man at the museum was excellent guide.

Excellent service! Fine dining. Had a lovely steak, delicious wedge salad. They even served sparkling water. Great crusty bread. Expensive but worth it.

Very informative GREAT tour guide any baseball enthusiast would love it

They preserved his home. Still need to go inside. They were closed at the time I was there. Shoeless Joe.... will never be forgotten!!

My guests waited four years to see this. Watched the open & close sign to confirm. Drove a long ways and it’s closed yet the online process failed. The voice message says their open on Saturday also. Don’t believe anything.

Really enjoyed the tour of Joe Jacksons house. This is the last placed he lived. It was moved over near Fluor Field. Lots of nice pictures of his life. I wasnt expecting it to be this nice inside. Too many things to mention. Anyone who likes baseball should visit the museum. Very tastefully done.There is no charge to visit.

Really sweet to be able to visit Joes last home, hear about his great talent and his life, but most of all, the mans true story is told.

Great little museum, (Shoeless Joes actual house). Lots of info offered by volunteers. Very informative and friendly. Enjoyed our visit. Would go back.

Great place learned alot

Wish we had more time here! Man was extremely knowledgeable about the life of Joe Jackson!

This was a great visit. Took out of town guests, and they loved it. Buy something to help support them!!!

Small but nice museum, if your a baseball fan and in the area its nice.

Can not share much because it was not open on the day it was there. However, I still took a look around because I was at the Drive game across the street. If you have ever watched Field of Dreams you need to stop here and have a look around. You still can read about Shoeless Joe Jackson and see his home.

Small but nice museum at his home. It shows the life of Joe in a real setting, his home. Good visit for history and baseball fans. Free admission, open on Saturday only.

My son went to the museum and the baseball field on a field trip in middle school he loved it then my husband worked in the museum redoing there ventilation system in the museum he also thought that it was a great place the both of them took a lot of picture to show off to friends and family so they could see what it was like in the museum

Very interesting, well documented. A real time travel machine

Gotta call in advance to get inside, but a great addition to the overall experience at Fluor Field.

Great part of history.

A must visit if you are in Greenville, South Carolina on a Saturday and even remotely care about Baseball. Presents an entirely different prospective on the man.

This is a must visit if your in the area.

Good place to go to

Very interesting!

Limited hours, check before you go

Awesome