The purist in me says the HoF should be in Canada, but that makes less accessible for Americans. The inverse is also true, so how do we solve this issue? Simple, we put it in Stanstead, Quebec and Derby Line, Vermont. The two towns are essentially a single town with the border going right through the middle of the village.  Townspeople can literally have a next door neighbor who lives in a different country.  The town already has a library that literally straddles the border and is open to citizens of both nations:


So why can't we do the same thing with the Hall of Fame? Build a beautiful new building right on the border open to citizens of both nations without the worries of a passport.  Hockey already unites the two countries, shouldn't its greatest museum do the same?