ST. JOSEPH — The walls in a tall, white house along Main Street in downtown St. Joseph are covered in baseball posters, jerseys and other memorabilia.
Chris Siriano has been working to fill those walls since July, a short time after he closed on the building at 922 Main St. As of last weekend, the building is now home to the House of David Baseball Museum, which offers a historical rundown of the sport and its affiliation with the religious society founded in Benton Harbor.
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