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CANTON, Ohio (AP) — The Pro Football Hall of Fame will reopen Wednesday after nearly a three-month closure caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
The hall closed on March 16, but permission has been granted by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine for museums, science centers, and zoos to open.
There will be several health and safety guidelines in place for visitors and workers at the Canton shrine.
All employees must wear face coverings and visitors are encouraged to do so as well.
The hall is making both masks and disposable gloves available.
It also will hand out a stylus to anyone wanting one for the interactive displays.
