Destination Tennis, Newport: International Tennis Hall of Fame
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The must-see museum—flanked by courts of all kinds—will soon undergo a multimillion-dollar renovation.
Published Jul 09, 2024
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Walk through the front door—a portal, really—on Bellevue Avenue, and be transported back in time.
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The Hall's colorful ball-can exhibit is a showstopper.
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“Tennis has given a lot to the world,” says Nicole Markham, curator of collections. “A lot of what we do is put the sport’s history into context of world history and culture.”

Most visible among the upgrades will be a new display for the inductees, replacing plaques on the wall with a lineup of markers, each including a golden tennis racquet that mirrors the Hall of Fame’s logo.
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This year's Infosys Hall of Fame Open will be the last on the ATP Tour schedule.
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