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Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame | Knoxville | Tennessee

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by Elaine Glusac

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCORES BIG

Get primed for the upcoming WNBA playoffs with a trip to the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville, Tennessee. Via artifacts dating back to the 19th century and interactive exhibits, hall-goers witness the evolution of the women’s game from Victorian pastime to professional sport. Inspired? Shoot hoops and try the dribbling course on the hall’s three courts. (865) 633-9000, www.wbhof.com

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