SPECIAL NOTICE
The Hockey Hall of Fame is pleased to announce a major capital project that will revitalize the historic Esso Great Hall, home to the NHL trophies, including The Stanley Cup, and the Honoured Member plaques.
During this revitalization project, the Esso Great Hall will be closed to the public from January 2 - March 9. The Stanley Cup and NHL trophies will temporarily be on display in the Hall of Fame's Concourse Level. Click here for admission rates during this time.
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| Get up close and personal with the Stanley Cup on display in the spectacular Esso Great Hall.
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The highlight of any visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame is the Esso Great Hall, the core sanctuary of hockey's proud history. Inside, double glass walls hold portraits and biographical sketches of each Honoured Member of the Hockey Hall of Fame.
In the centre, flanked by showcases containing the NHL trophies, the greatest collection of silverware in the world of sports, including the Vezina, Hart, and Calder, stands the most famous and coveted of them all, The Stanley Cup..
You can also get high-quality prints of you together with Hockey's ultimate prize during your visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame, and even download digital copies afterwards. See details.
On either side of the Honoured Member glass wall stands a column of plaques listing Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award and Foster Hewitt Memorial Award winners. These NHL media awards, selected by the Professional Hockey Writers' and NHL Broadcasters' Association respectively, pay tribute to members of the writing, radio and television industry who have made outstanding contributions to their profession and the NHL.
On the west side of the Esso Great Hall is Lord Stanley's Vault. This specially refurbished bank vault houses the original Stanley Cup bowl donated by Lord Stanley of Preston in 1892, plus rings from the Stanley Cup that have been retired over the years.
Next door is the Honoured Members Lounge, where you can relax in wing-backed chairs and listen to games called by great radio announcers of the past.
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