First Perfect Game Monument

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61 Sever St
Worcester, MA 01609

The First Perfect Game Monument in Worcester, MA commemorates a historic baseball achievement.

Visitors can learn about the significance of the first perfect game in baseball history through informative displays and exhibits.

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5.02 reviews
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Dan R.
6/10/2015

"We could of been perfect If you let it" (Lady Gaga) "Perfect". It's a word we hear all the time, but what exactly does "perfect" mean? Doesn't every "perfect" thing have some tiny room for...

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Lisa J W.
9/6/2023

It's just a single monument but it's history. If you don't know it's there you will miss it.

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