The opening screen of the exhibit shows the three major sections for visitors to the Hall of Fame to explore.

The "Introduction" screen for 1934 in "The History" section. Most of the introduction pages include an image and a ticket from a series game. Notice the timeline and top tabs. Each year and each content section is just a click away.

Over a hundred series and thirteen championships of the 19th century are included. XML (extensible mark up language) and an extensible structure allow new series to be added each year.

The "Statistics" screen for 1884 in "The History" section. Box scores for each of game and composite statistics for each player in every series are included.

The "Photographs and Artifacts" screen for 1909. Thumbnails of images appear along with larger images and captions.

Amazing artifacts from the Hall of Fame collection such as this ball from the second game of the 1938 World Series appear in the electronic exhibit.

Babe Ruth's glove is one of over one-thousand artifacts and photographs that are included.

A QuickTime VR (virtual reality) panorama created from a series of panoramic images taken during the 1927 World Series. Hall of Fame visitors can navigate around the screen and zoom in on detail within the image.

The "Highlights" screen for 1965 in "The History" section. Quick facts about the series and selected artifacts and photos help tell the story. Visitors can listen to Sandy Koufax's Game Seven series-ending strike out. The radio design changes each decade from the 30s to the 2000s.

The "Amazin' Mets" in the "Classic Moments" section. Twenty memorable moments from the Fall Classic are presented in QuickTime video. Clips from television broadcasts and archival footage come from the National Baseball Hall of Fame's collection.

The 'Individual - Single Series - Batting Records' in the World Series Records section. All the Individual and Club records for the modern World Series appear in this section.