Pro Football Hall of Fame

The Pro Football Hall of Fame respects the best players in proficient American football. Set up in Canton, the origin of the National Football League, in 1920, the corridor of notoriety has developed from a 19,000-foot, two-room working to the 82,307-square-foot structure it is today, which includes a GameDay Stadium and a 20' by 42' Cinemascope screen that shows NFL films.

The Pro Football Hall of Fame narratives the historical backdrop of expert American football and features the game's best players, of which there are at present 310 inductees. Guests can investigate the corridor of distinction alone or join a guided visit, which is driven by specialists in the field who share entrancing actualities, figures, and accounts about the players and the amusement.