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International Volleyball Hall of Fame

3 reviews

+1 (413) 536-0926

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Interior shot of the main room in the Hall of Fame

You never know who you'll see! 2005 Hall of Famer Cecilia Tait of Peru stopped by to visit with her family.

Jeff Stork autographing a ball during Induction Weekend 2012

Natalie Cook patiently waiting for her plaque to be unveiled near her display in the museum

Doug Beal speaking at the Ring & Plaque Ceremony in the Museum

2011 Hall of Famers in a roundtable discussion during Induction Weekend at the Hall of Fame.

444 Dwight St

Holyoke, MA 01040

+1 (413) 536-0926

http://volleyhall.org

The International Volleyball Hall of Fame in Holyoke, MA is dedicated to honoring the legends, recognizing the greats, and preserving the history of volleyball. Through their Membership Program, volleyball fans worldwide can be part of the team that celebrates the sport's history and all-time greats.

With a commitment to excellence, the IVHF ensures fans have a place to celebrate volleyball's history and preserve it for future generations. Members proudly support the mission of honoring, preserving, and promoting the sport for the next generation.

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Reviews

Tommy G.

11/13/2007

A small room with a Volleyball in the middle!!! We keeps it real!

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Franklin C.

3/29/2018

Small museum with lots of information. This place made me reminisce my younger years. Meaning a long time ago in a galaxy far .... But It was a time well spent. If you are in Holyoke, MA it won't...

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Sharon A.

8/15/2017

The only reason I knew this place existed is because I was somewhat of a volleyball nerd growing up, and retained the fact that volleyball was invented in Holyoke, MA after some research for a jr....

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