After months of speculation as to where the new home of the National Soccer Hall of Fame would be, the Hall announced that it will vacate the 62-acre campus located in Oneonta, NY and will transfer the archives to another location.
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Jack Huckel leaves the National Soccer Hall of Fame, resolution still ‘far away’
Jack Huckel, the Director of Museum & Archives at the National Soccer Hall of Fame, has left the organization. In an email sent out to friends and colleagues, Huckel broke the news
Chances of National Soccer Hall of Fame staying in Oneonta: ‘Slim’
The National Soccer Hall of Fame recently announced that, after 30 years, they were closing after Labor Day. Jack Huckel, the Director of Museum and Archives, took time to speak with TheCup.us about what’s next for the Oneonta, NY-based soccer mecca.
National Soccer Hall of Fame closes its doors, future uncertain
American soccer fans everywhere received some bad news as TheDailyStar.com reported that the National Soccer Hall of Fame in Oneonta, New York will be closed to the public after Labor Day. Is moving the Hall to a major city the answer to their problems? Maybe a more central location like St. Louis or Chicago which both have rich soccer histories? Or can the museum work in Oneonta? What’s your solution?