Museum dedicated to LeBron James will open in his hometown

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The museum's headquarters will be House Three Thirty, one of the community centers created by the player's foundation to offer entertainment and professional training opportunities to the Akron community. (Photo:Instagram)
The museum's headquarters will be House Three Thirty, one of the community centers created by the player's foundation to offer entertainment and professional training opportunities to the Akron community. (Photo:Instagram)

Last Thursday, the 9th, the LeBron James Family Foundation released a press release announcing the opening of The LeBron James’ Home Court, in Akron, LeBron James’ hometown, in the state of Ohio. This project, transformed into a museum, will open on November 25th and covers the NBA star’s remarkable journey from his childhood to the present day as a player for the Los Angeles Lakers, highlighting his successful career as the leading scorer in history. of the North American Basketball League.

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The museum provides a multimedia experience, chronicling the life of “King James” not only on the court, but also his contributions off the court, especially for the community. A unique aspect of the exhibition is the recreation of the apartment where LeBron James lived during his childhood, thanks to the collaboration of his mother, Gloria James. The museum’s headquarters will be House Three Thirty, one of the community centers created by the player’s foundation to offer entertainment and professional training opportunities to the Akron community.

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LeBron James shared his excitement, expressing the special meaning of having a space in his hometown to share his journey with fans around the world.

The museum will also house several remarkable relics, allowing fans of the athlete to appreciate up close significant moments from his career. Notable items include the suit worn by LeBron in the 2003 NBA Draft, the jersey from the McDonald’s All American Game, a college basketball event, and even a basket and rim from St. Vincent-St Mary High School, where LeBron began playing. attract global attention.

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