Hockey Hall of Fame

**Hockey Hall of Fame**
	sports museum in downtown Toronto
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Instance of	sports hall of fame;
Location	Toronto, Greater Toronto Area, Ontario, Canada
Street address	30 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario;
Founded by	James T. Sutherland;
Inception	1943;
Date of official opening	1943;
Different from	IIHF Hall of Fame;
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	43° 38′ 49″ N, 79° 22′ 38″ W
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The Hockey Hall of Fame is located in downtown Toronto, Ontario in the former Bank of Montreal building. It moved into this building in 1993, after several decades at Canadian Exhibition Place. At the former location, the Hockey Hall of Fame mainly showcased memorabilia and the trophies. At the current location, the Hockey Hall of Fame still has lots of memorabilia, the Stanley Cup, and other trophies, but it also includes numerous modern, interactive exhibits to make it more of an "experience".

Exterior

Hockey Hall of Fame (Bank of Montreal) building
"Our Game" sculpture outside the Hockey Hall of Fame (Bank of Montreal) building
Exterior of the Hockey Hall of Fame
"Our Game" sculpture outside the Hockey Hall of Fame building

Entrance

The Hockey Hall of Fame entrance is located indoors, allowing visitors to come through the underground PATH shopping, from other buildings, as well as to the subway.

Entrance and lobby

Exhibits

Be A Player

"Be a Player" interactive exhibit
"Be a Player" interactive exhibit

Memorabilia

Piece made in commemoration of Wayne's Gretzky's 802nd goal, now in permanent display in the Hockey Hall of Fame
Commemoration of Mario Lemieux
A jersey from the now defunct Philadelphia Quakers

Olympics

Gold Medal presented to Team Canada during the 2002 Winter Olympics
Pucks used at the 2002 Winter Olympics
Hockey at the Winter Olympics
International hockey exhibits

Original six

Tribute to the old Montreal Forum (and other original six arenas) at the Hockey Hall of Fame
Montreal Canadiens dressing room (from the Montreal Forum)