Greenville, South Carolina: Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum

Relocated house where Shoeless Joe Jackson, baseball outfielder, lived with his wife in the 1940s. Joe was caught up in the 1919 World Series Black Sox scandal.

Address:: 356 Field St., Greenville, SC
Directions:: Across the street from Fluor Field, where the Greenville Drive play.
Hours:: 10 am-2 pm Sa (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
Phone:: 864-346-4867
Admission:: Free

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Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum

This museum is a treasure. They are only open Saturday 10-2. The founder gives the tours herself and she is passionate about baseball and about Joe, even friends with family's descendants. Charming from inside to out. Notice the cleat prints in the cement walk, then they stop at a bench and barefoot prints up to the house.

[JennieM, 05/28/2016]

Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum.

Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum

Just about a block away from the statue of Shoeless Joe Jackson is a museum honoring Joe. The museum is located in the house where Joe Jackson and his wife lived in the 1940s. It was relocated to this spot, and contains lots of hands-on memorabilia. You can tour the place on your own, or a guide will be glad to tell you his story. If you're a fan of baseball, or the movies Field of Dreams or Eight Men Out, this place is a treasure. The museum director and her husband are full of facts about Joe and lots of down-home southern hospitality.

[Linda Mc, 07/10/2014]