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Canadian Football Hall of Fame

Has interactive programs, displays, a library, archives and is home to the Grey Cup. Enter through Gate 3 in the middle of the west stands off of Melrose Ave.

free

Address: 4th level, 64 Melrose Ave N.
Getting there: Tim Hortons Field
Hours: Sat 9AM-noon, Wed 4PM-7PM, and one hour after each Hamilton Tiger-Cats home game
Price: Free
Website: cfhof.ca (opens in a new tab)

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