booth family hall of athletics
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Being a KU grad I must admit that I am a little biased on all things KU. But you have to go here. It is the mecca of KU athletics. KU's basketball tradition is overwhelming but the other sports are so important as well. Good place to see it all.Rock Chalk!
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Five national basketball championship trophies on display here (five more than at Mizery or hay state combined).
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Any Jayhawk has to stop by the Booth Family Hall of Athletics and Allen Fieldhouse - give yourself some time so you don't miss anything. Don't miss Max's ring collection!
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Drove 8 hours from MN with buddies to go to first game at the Phog. Not disappointed. Spend a long time walking around looking a exhibits. Very cool if you like college sports and a must if a Jayhawks fan. Really more of a small museum. History, trophies, pictures and interactive exhibits. Like comparing wing span, shoe and hand size etc. Enjoyed it very much
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superb museum at Phog Allen Field House in the heart of the U of Kansas campus. Legends, heros, photos, sports items, nostalgia, history and hands on. Great for families. FREE
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We had do much fun!Loved the history about the Jayhawks! Atmosphere was super fun, and the people very friendly! And KU won! :)
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If you have never been to Allen Fieldhouse, where this Booth Family Hall of Athletics is located it is a MUST! A bucket list item for sure. This place is filled with so much history of not only basketball but every sport. This is real history and a place that will hold a memory forever.
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If you are a Jayhawk fan, stop by and see all their trophies and find out fun information about the players, coaches and the legends of KU basketball.
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We always enjoy coming to Lawrence not only for the games but for the food and shopping the wide varity of food is great for such a small town
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We were disappointed on our visit to Lawrence that this is currently closed. Details below. The Booth Family Hall of Athletics, located in the University of Kansas' Allen Fieldhouse, will close for approximately six months beginning on March 4, 2015, to accommodate the Fieldhouse phase of the construction of the DeBruce Center. The Hall of Athletics is scheduled to reopen in mid-September; tours of the Hall will resume at that time.