Exhibits | The Hall at Patriots Place

Exhibits

The Elevator
Your experience starts in the elevator to the museum in which you are greeted by one of several prominent Patriots, including Hall of Famers and Patriots Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft.

The Tunnel
As you exit the elevator and approach the Patriots United Grand Hall presented by Waters Corp., you will experience the audio of the team leaving the tunnel and running onto the playing field at Gillette Stadium. Hear the players walking onto the field while Patriots quarterback Tom Brady encourages his teammates. As the crowd noise gradually gets louder, Patriots public address announcer John Rooke announces the team and Ozzie Osborne's Crazy Train plays.

The Patriots United Grand Hall presented by Waters Corp.
The Grand Hall features three different films called "Heart," "Unity," and "Champions," which signify the qualities of a New England Patriot. The shows are shown on uniquely designed huge, angled ceiling projection screens. In between showings, images of Patriots greats past and present will be projected onto these screens.

Vinatieri's custom-made motorcycle

Within the Grand Hall, The Hall at Patriot Place presented by Raytheon displays the incredibly unique custom-made Super Bowl chopper that belonged to former Patriots kicker Adam Vinatieri. He donated the Super Bowl Champion chopper to the Northern and Southern New England Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation, which loaned the cycle to The Hall at Patriot Place presented by Raytheon.

Building Blocks
The up-and-down history of the Patriots franchise is detailed here from their founding in 1959 to the present. The Building Blocks exhibit features five artifact cases and models representing different eras in the team's history. In addition, there are three interactive touch screen kiosks that present comprehensive information on every Patriots team in history, including hundreds of rare photos and video clips. This exhibit truly takes you back through time.

The Raytheon Theater
A 150-seat theater with a 45-feet wide projection screen is home to The Hall's signature film, Patriots Way. The 15-minute film that connects the New England region with its football team, evoking the emotion created by the Patriots roller coaster ride through history up until the team finally won its first Super Bowl in 2001.

New England Football
No other region can surpass New England in football tradition. This fact is explored in great detail in an exhibit honoring those that created and excelled at the game, including a 10-minute film on the origins of football in New England, created by NFL Films. The Wall of Champions exhibit honors local high school and Pop Warner football in the region by displaying the jerseys of every reigning high school championship team in New England along with the five Prep School Bowl champions. The exhibit also includes three touch screen kiosks that display state-by-state New England football history and information on current teams provided by the schools through the website newenglandfootball.com.

Once a Patriot ...
This room is about teammates. Guests can sit in leather clubhouse chairs and listen to Patriots players from different decades share on-field and off-field stories and anecdotes; the type of stories that display camaraderie and those that aren't typically heard or told. This gallery also includes a large photo of Darryl Stingley to remember him as the vibrant, talented player he was before being paralyzed in 1978.

The Hall of Fame presented by Accenture
Four 30-foot high pylons that display images and video of the Patriots Hall of Fame inductees act as The Hall's centerpiece. Each inductee is also featured in a touch screen kiosk where a guest can access a highlight video along with statistics and biographical information. The gallery also features a wall of frosted glass plaques with the name and number of each Hall of Famer.

In the Moment
While most museums show you the past, one of the innovations of the Hall at Patriot Place presented by Raytheon is to allow you to interact with the great moments in Patriots history. This exhibit begins with a display of the 21 game balls and an artifact case featuring the team's six AFC Championship trophies and three AFC championship rings. The Moments Database touch screens and videos allow you to relive great moments in Patriots history through abstract objects that symbolize those games and pique your curiosity. Also, you can go under the hood and review plays like an NFL referee in one of our actual game-used field review stations. The actual snow plow from the famous 1982 "Snow Plow Game" against Miami hangs from ceiling and you can hear the story as told by tractor driver Mark Henderson and kicker John Smith. Adam Vinatieri's kick against the Oakland Raiders in the 2001 playoffs is arguably the greatest kick in NFL history. Step inside our snow globe and watch a five-minute film about the game while you see the snow fly. Across from the globe, you can also attempt to kick Vinatieri's field goal in our kicking simulator.

Inside the Game
Inside the Game takes you where you've never gone before. Step into a huddle and listen to Tom Brady call the plays. Listen to the communication in the quarterback's helmet. Pick up the phone and hear a coach communicate from the booth to the sideline. Try on pads and jerseys in the replica locker room. See how you measure up to the Patriots in several interactives, including the "Size-Me-Up" weight game, the vertical jump test and reaction time game. The main attraction, especially for football junkies and video game players, is the "Belichick Breakdown" exhibit. Select an actual play from the Patriots playbook and watch Coach Belichick break it down on the "Belistrator."

The Fan Zone
The Fan Zone is highlighted by a long artifact case dedicated to fans in general and the ultimate fan who bought the team, Robert K. Kraft and the Kraft family. Also included is a Boston Duck Boat used in the team's Super Bowl XXXVI championship parade through Boston. This exhibit also features a Super Fan room with two Patriots recliners, Patriots decorations and a plasma television on the wall.

The Hall of Champions Presented by Raytheon
The Hall of Champions presented by Raytheon features Super Bowl memorabilia from the Patriots six trips to the NFL's ultimate game, including the three Vince Lombardi Trophies presented to the Patriots for capturing Super Bowls XXXVI, XXXVIII and XXXIX. Two monitors hang from the wall in this space and play highlights of the team's three Super Bowl titles. Upon exiting the area, you can pose with a cutout of Richard Seymour with your finger in a Super Bowl XXXIX champions ring.

Changing Exhibit Gallery - Behind the Scenes

The Behind the Scenes exhibit gives you a peak into the Patriots football operation. It features exclusive video from the locker room, the sideline, the draft room an dthe practice fields. It includes never-before-seen trade documents, signage from teh football operatios area in Gillette Stadium, and the daily breakdown aof a week in the life of a player.

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The Elevator Your experience starts in the elevator to the museum in which you are greeted by one of several prominent Patriots, including Hall of Famers and Patriots Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft.
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The Tunnel As you exit the elevator and approach the Patriots United Grand Hall presented by Waters Corp., you will experience the audio of the team leaving the tunnel and running onto the playing field at Gillette Stadium. Hear the players walking onto the field while Patriots quarterback Tom Brady encourages his teammates. As the crowd noise gradually gets louder, Patriots public address announcer John Rooke announces the team and Ozzie Osborne's Crazy Train plays.
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The Patriots United Grand Hall presented by Waters Corp. The Grand Hall features three different films called "Heart," "Unity," and "Champions," which signify the qualities of a New England Patriot. The shows are shown on uniquely designed huge, angled ceiling projection screens. In between showings, images of Patriots greats past and present will be projected onto these screens.
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Vinatieri's custom-made motorcycle Within the Grand Hall, The Hall at Patriot Place presented by Raytheon displays the incredibly unique custom-made Super Bowl chopper that belonged to former Patriots kicker Adam Vinatieri. He donated the Super Bowl Champion chopper to the Northern and Southern New England Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation, which loaned the cycle to The Hall at Patriot Place presented by Raytheon.
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Building Blocks The up-and-down history of the Patriots franchise is detailed here from their founding in 1959 to the present. The Building Blocks exhibit features five artifact cases and models representing different eras in the team's history. In addition, there are three interactive touch screen kiosks that present comprehensive information on every Patriots team in history, including hundreds of rare photos and video clips. This exhibit truly takes you back through time.
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The Raytheon Theater A 150-seat theater with a 45-feet wide projection screen is home to The Hall's signature film, Patriots Way. The 15-minute film that connects the New England region with its football team, evoking the emotion created by the Patriots roller coaster ride through history up until the team finally won its first Super Bowl in 2001.
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New England Football No other region can surpass New England in football tradition. This fact is explored in great detail in an exhibit honoring those that created and excelled at the game, including a 10-minute film on the origins of football in New England, created by NFL Films. The Wall of Champions exhibit honors local high school and Pop Warner football in the region by displaying the jerseys of every reigning high school championship team in New England along with the five Prep School Bowl champions. The exhibit also includes three touch screen kiosks that display state-by-state New England football history and information on current teams provided by the schools through the website newenglandfootball.com.
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Once a Patriot ... This room is about teammates. Guests can sit in leather clubhouse chairs and listen to Patriots players from different decades share on-field and off-field stories and anecdotes; the type of stories that display camaraderie and those that aren't typically heard or told. This gallery also includes a large photo of Darryl Stingley to remember him as the vibrant, talented player he was before being paralyzed in 1978.
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The Hall of Fame presented by Accenture Four 30-foot high pylons that display images and video of the Patriots Hall of Fame inductees act as The Hall's centerpiece. Each inductee is also featured in a touch screen kiosk where a guest can access a highlight video along with statistics and biographical information. The gallery also features a wall of frosted glass plaques with the name and number of each Hall of Famer.
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In the Moment While most museums show you the past, one of the innovations of the Hall at Patriot Place presented by Raytheon is to allow you to interact with the great moments in Patriots history. This exhibit begins with a display of the 21 game balls and an artifact case featuring the team's six AFC Championship trophies and three AFC championship rings. The Moments Database touch screens and videos allow you to relive great moments in Patriots history through abstract objects that symbolize those games and pique your curiosity. Also, you can go under the hood and review plays like an NFL referee in one of our actual game-used field review stations. The actual snow plow from the famous 1982 "Snow Plow Game" against Miami hangs from ceiling and you can hear the story as told by tractor driver Mark Henderson and kicker John Smith. Adam Vinatieri's kick against the Oakland Raiders in the 2001 playoffs is arguably the greatest kick in NFL history. Step inside our snow globe and watch a five-minute film about the game while you see the snow fly. Across from the globe, you can also attempt to kick Vinatieri's field goal in our kicking simulator.
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Inside the Game Inside the Game takes you where you've never gone before. Step into a huddle and listen to Tom Brady call the plays. Listen to the communication in the quarterback's helmet. Pick up the phone and hear a coach communicate from the booth to the sideline. Try on pads and jerseys in the replica locker room. See how you measure up to the Patriots in several interactives, including the "Size-Me-Up" weight game, the vertical jump test and reaction time game. The main attraction, especially for football junkies and video game players, is the "Belichick Breakdown" exhibit. Select an actual play from the Patriots playbook and watch Coach Belichick break it down on the "Belistrator."
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The Fan Zone The Fan Zone is highlighted by a long artifact case dedicated to fans in general and the ultimate fan who bought the team, Robert K. Kraft and the Kraft family. Also included is a Boston Duck Boat used in the team's Super Bowl XXXVI championship parade through Boston. This exhibit also features a Super Fan room with two Patriots recliners, Patriots decorations and a plasma television on the wall.
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The Hall of Champions Presented by Raytheon The Hall of Champions presented by Raytheon features Super Bowl memorabilia from the Patriots six trips to the NFL's ultimate game, including the three Vince Lombardi Trophies presented to the Patriots for capturing Super Bowls XXXVI, XXXVIII and XXXIX. Two monitors hang from the wall in this space and play highlights of the team's three Super Bowl titles. Upon exiting the area, you can pose with a cutout of Richard Seymour with your finger in a Super Bowl XXXIX champions ring.
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Changing Exhibit Gallery - Behind the Scenes The Behind the Scenes exhibit gives you a peak into the Patriots football operation. It features exclusive video from the locker room, the sideline, the draft room an dthe practice fields. It includes never-before-seen trade documents, signage from teh football operatios area in Gillette Stadium, and the daily breakdown aof a week in the life of a player.
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