on kiss play they are at ncc through june 5th is his first signed contract.us her about this contract. it is coo of the ncc, vince stango, vince, good morning good morning pat, how are you. >> good. tell us about this tour that is going on here and i'll step out of the way so we cap get a better look at it. >> these two are great contracts. one is jackie's 1946 contract with the montreal royals and other 1947 contract with the brooklyn dodgers. it has been on tour in new york city, toronto, canada and after it leaves here it will go to st. louis, atlanta, chicago, miami and los angeles. >> it is really going through each town in just one day but here in philadelphia we will get it for much longer. >> we do. we have it until sunday june 5th. we are really excited about that and pleased to have it over memorial day weekend when visitors can come to downtown philadelphia and check out these great exhibits. >> obviously jackie robinson a important sports figure. talk about the importance of the the contract and how cool it is. >> i think you mentioned it earlier,

he is also on the national tree that is on display at ncc that is grazed by many important americanshich will add to this display and now his first signed contract on display here and talk about that is vin stango, the coo of the ncc so vince, why this particular object. >> this is a great opportunity for to us bring two great contracts to philadelphia for residents and visitors see. jackie robinson's story trans send major league baseball. he has been a part of the main exhibit since we opened in 2003. when we had an opportunity to bring them here we jumped at the chance. >> reporter: talk about the the history of these contracts. >> sure, is there two contracts. one his contract with the montreal royals from 1947 and as you mentioned his brooklyn dodgers contract 1947. so these are contracts and moments in american history that predated the civil rights movement by two decades. a year after his contract was signed president true mandy segregated u.s. armored, seven years later was the famous brown v board of education trial in 1954. so this set the tone for what was to come over th

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