The Shoeless Joe Jackson Memorial Park is approximately 2 1/2 miles from downtown Greenville, SC. Take Academy Street out of downtown and continue over Pendleton Street where Academy St. becomes Easley Bridge Road. Continue straight until you see Judson Baptist Church. Look for West Avenue, directly across from the church. Take West Avenue and it will lead you to the ballpark. For more information see Shoeless Joe Jackson Memorial Ball Park

There are two ways to join the Society; 1. You can go the the Shoeless Joe Jackson Society On-Line Registration form to register your membership or 2. You may send us your name and address via the U.S. Postal Service and we will enter you into our database. See the Shoeless Joe Jackson Society letter.

The Shoeless Joe Jackson Virtual Hall of Fame is the Official web site of the Shoeless Joe Jackson Society. We have the latest information about Joe and the movement to persuade Major League Baseball to remove him from their ineligible list.

Back in 1908 Joe was playing for a team in his hometown of Greenville, South Carolina and he had bought a new pair of spikes. He had worn the spikes one day and the next day his team was playing the Anderson, South Carolina team. The new pair of spikes had rubbed blisters on Joe's feet, so he wanted to sit this game out, however his team was short some players and Joe had to play. Joe tried to play in the new spikes but they hurt his feet real bad.

Joe is buried in Woodlawn Memorial Park which is located on Wade Hampton Blvd. in Greenville SC. His grave is in Section V plot 333. Refer to the images listed below to help understand our instructions on how to find Joe's grave once you're there. Turn into the main entrance to Woodlawn off Wade Hampton Blvd. Proceed towards the large monument (follow the red line on the General purpose map below ). It is best to park about a quarter of the way into the circle around the monument.

Joe died on December 5th 1951 at home in Greenville, South Carolina. His death certificate dated December 9, 1951 lists the cause of death as "coronary thrombosis" caused by "arteriosclerosis" and "cirrhosis of the liver."

We recommend "Say it ain't so, Joe" by Donald Gropman and "Growing Up With 'Shoeless Joe'" by Joe Thompson as sources of information about Joe. We recommend "Eight Men Out" by Eliot Asinof as a source for information about the 1919 World Series. The best overall book on the scandal to date is "Burying the Black Sox" by Gene Carney. Carney did his research into the subject and this book is the result of that research.

Joe Jackson's last game in the Majors came on September 27, 1920 against the Detroit Tigers. The White Sox won the game 2 - 0 with Joe Jackson driving in the winning run. Joe's last at bat occurred in the 6th inning of the game.....he faced Hooks Dauss in his last at bat and got a single, which scored Buck Weaver from third. Joe went 1 for 3 for the day. See our Joe's Last Box Score for more information.

Columbia, Missouri is located approximately half-way between St. Louis and Kansas City on Interstate 70. Columbia has 5 exits off I-70. Coming from the east on I-70, take the West Boulevard exit and turn west onto Business Loop 70. Pass the cemetery and Parks Management Center on the right and turn in at the Cosmo Park entrance. Coming from the west on I-70, take the Stadium Boulevard exit and turn north on Stadium. Then head east on Business Loop 70 West and turn at the Cosmo Park entrance.

stated in the National Baseball Hall of Fame's Rules for Election, "any player on Baseball's ineligible list shall not be an eligible candidate" for consideration by the Baseball Writers' Association of America (BBWAA) or the Baseball Hall of Fame Committee on Baseball Veterans. Shoeless Joe Jackson was placed on Major League Baseball's ineligible list in 1920 by Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis.

Your memorial, tribbute or obituary will be securely archived at the web site www.onlinememorials.com.au

Jackson Memorial Foundation (JMF) is the principal fund-raising arm for University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Medical Center, one of the most active and respected not-for-profit teaching hospitals in the nation. The foundation is dedicated to meeting the critical needs of the hospital and its medical staff through support of priority projects that allow for the care of all patients regardless of their ability to pay.

We offer a “Plant a Tree Program” and a “Patron of the Parks Program” to be used as a special remembrance or for recognizing an individual or groups for their contributions. Contact the Park and Recreation office at (309) 732-7275 for more information.

Western is located in Bowling Green, Ky. approximately 60 miles north of Nashville, Tenn. and 120 miles south of Louisville, Ky. Detailed directions to the University and maps of the University are available for online viewing.

Here at Joe Collector, we use VeriSign for maximum security of your customer and payment information. When you submit your order to us, it will be transmitted in an encrypted (scrambled) state. Once your information arrives to us, it is NEVER stored on any computer attached to the Internet. Yes, we gladly accept phone orders, fax orders and mail orders. For phone orders, our number is (847)726-1130. Our 24 hour fax number is (847)726-8618.

No. UM/Sylvester is owned and operated by the University of Miami. However, University of Miami physicians work closely with Jackson Memorial Hospital through a unique relationship. The Miami-Dade County Public Health Trust owns and operates Jackson Memorial Hospital, one of the nation’s busiest public hospitals. Jackson also serves as the teaching hospital for the private University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine.

With every Memorial Reef the executor of the estate receives two memorial certificates that identify the longitude and latitude of the memorial.

The MLK Memorial Foundation is located at The Enterprise Center, 101 East Union Street, Suite 100, Jacksonville, Florida 32202

The “Great Amelia Paw Park” is located in Spencer Shank Park which is located off Robin Way at the south end of Sedona Ridge subdivision. As you turn onto Robin Way you will see Shank Park on the right, turn right at the next street (Canary Drive), The Dog Park is located to the rear of the park behind the detention basin, easily accessible by the blacktopped walking trail.

LINK and the Westwood Kehilla are located at 10523 Santa Monica Blvd., about 2 1/2 blocks West of Beverly Glen, on big Santa Monica. View Map We have parking behind the building, through the alley, or metered street parking in the front, on Santa Monica Blvd.

Majestic Memorial Park in the hamlet of Gardiner is named for George Majestic, who served as town Supervisor from 1958 until his death in 1975. He played a major role in the acquisition of the property and construction of the initial improvements. The property was formerly part of a small dairy farm owned by the Thomas Murphy family, who purchased the farm from the Phillip Donahue family.

Majestic Memorial Park is a 26-acre town park named for former Town Supervisor George Majestic. It includes a softball field, picnic pavilion, fishing pond, handball court, hiking trail and toddler playground. The park is open daily from dawn to dusk. Use of the softball field during the months May-July is often reserved for local softball leagues. Use of the picnic pavilion may be reserved by town residents (see above). The park is located in the hamlet of Gardiner.

Every memorial park and cemetery set their own rules and regulations, and while there are no strong reasons for denying a glass memorial, the chances are no one has ever asked. It is important to contact your funeral director or cemetery manager to inquire about their particular rules and have approval prior to placing your order. For more info: Cemetery Rules, Regulations and the Cast Glass Memorial

Jackson Hole has a commercial airport. Non-stop flights are available from Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Denver, Dallas, Atlanta, Cincinnati and Chicago. Those arriving by private jet will also fly into Jackson Hole. Once you’ve landed, your Pure Jackson Hole host will pick you up in the baggage claim area and drive you to your home.

The south entrance of YNP is about 60 miles north on U.S. Hwy 89. Old Faithful is about 40 miles further, about 100 miles from Jackson.