we were huge brooklyn dodger fans. he would come home at night and i could record for him, which i had done every play of every inning of the game that had just taken place that afternoon and he listened was such a tentiveness and i loved him so much that it made me feel that this is magic about history. even if it's only four or five hours old to keep my father's attention. in fact, he made me i think understand the narrative art because at first i would be so excited. i would blurt out the dodgers one or the dodgers lost which took much of the drama of this two hour telling away. so i finally learned you had to tell a story from beginning to middle to end. he made it even more special for me because he never told me then that all of this was described in great detail in the sports pages of the newspapers the next day. so i thought without me he wouldn't even know what happened to the brooklyn dodgers. well, though my father died of a sudden heart attack when i was still in my 20s before i got married and had my three

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york at the museum that honors the man who broke baseball's color barrier as a member of the brooklyn dodgersin 1947. he was a barrier-breaking, brilliant baseball player. but the jackie robinson museum, which just opened to the public, >> tells how he was great in all facets of his life. >> he is more than just number 42. he's more than just a baseball player. he's a man that really was a leader in the civil rights movement. jonathan davis from harlem thought it was really important to show his 20 year-old daughter china. just how important jackie robinson was before and after he broke the color barrier in major league baseball in 1947, it's important to keep this generation just very clear in familiar with what courage >> is needed in order to deal with many different challenges like the interactive things. you know, you get to scroll through. read to take your time. it gave a lot about his life, his wife to end his children. there is so much to see in this 20,000 square-foot museum, including many interactive exhibits about and that's feel the robinson family and their legacy on opening da

his dad was a brooklyn dodger fan and had always watched games listen to games and it was a very big decision for him on where he wanted to go on the honeymoon if you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go and he just struggled with that? of course, we didn't have any money. so doing something on a budget was important and we were trying to figure out what to do. and finally he was struggling so much i said, you know, listen brian if you could go anywhere in the world, where would you and without even thinking he said dodger stadium and i said, all right. well, then let's go to dodger stadium for our honeymoon and booked it. the problem was the dodgers didn't play until about two weeks after we got married. so we got married and then went right back to work at the farm the next day in two weeks later left for our honeymoon, and i did not realize when i agreed to dodger stadium though that we that i was agreeing to go to the entire series and that that meant all of batting practice as well and staying till the entire games were over and we my husband was so enthralled with

like the brooklyn dodgers, we always lost in brooklyn. but washington recovered and the rest of that history is well familiar to you. this part of town, peg leg stuyvesant was our first governor when the dutch got here. they built a wall. they called it the stockade. now, it is called wall street. later on, a guy by the name of alexander hamilton figured it out. he would give up this city being the national capital city so we could be the city of capital. that's pretty good, right, steve? especially for your members from out of state and all around the country, we end up being the city of capital all the time. but in 1765, a full decade before the first shots were fired at lexington and concorde, this was the site where the colonies convened. 10 years before axing and concorde. -- lexington and concord. and so much more throughout that period. i will say this building represents so much of that history. george washington actually lived down the block, right by where the museum of the american indian sets. and thomas jefferson lived on mai