Rediscover Forgotten Ballparks Through My Blog
Bugle Field – Home of the Baltimore Elite Giants
By Byron Bennett |
Bugle Field was located in East Baltimore at the intersection of Federal Street and Edison ...
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Rickwood Field – Baseball’s Time Capsule
By Byron Bennett |
Rickwood Field, located at 1137 2nd St W, in Birmingham, Alabama, is a century-old time ...
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J.P. Small Memorial Park – Jacksonville’s Oldest Ballfield
By Byron Bennett |
Baseball has been played at 1701 Myrtle Avenue in Jacksonville, Florida, since 1912. Currently known ...
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Durham Athletic Park – A Real Life Major Motion Picture Site
By Byron Bennett |
Durham Athletic Park (often referred to with the acronym DAP) is located at the intersection ...
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War Memorial Stadium – Greensboro, North Carolina
By Byron Bennett |
War Memorial Stadium in Greensboro, North Carolina, was opened in 1926. From 1930 until 2004, ...
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Charleston’s College Park – A Lost Ballpark In The Making
By Byron Bennett |
College Park in Charleston, South Carolina, still stands, but just barely. From 1939 to 1996 ...
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Atlanta’s Other Lost Ballpark – Ponce De Leon Park
By Byron Bennett |
Long before Turner Field, before Fulton County Stadium, there was a wonderful minor league ballpark in ...
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Searching For The Baltimore Black Sox’s Lost Ballparks
By Byron Bennett |
Just south of Camden Yards are two historic baseball sites, the exact location of which ...
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Shoeless Joe Jackson Comes To Greenville And Stays
By Byron Bennett |
Joesph Jefferson Wofford “Shoeless Joe” Jackson was born in 1887 in Pickens County, South Carolina, ...
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Chicago’s South Side Park And The Neighborhood Of Lost Ballparks
By Byron Bennett |
South Side Park, located at the intersection of W Pershing Road and S Princeton Street ...
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Chicago’s West Side Grounds – Where The Cubs Last Won the World Series
By Byron Bennett |
West Side Grounds (also called West Side Park) at the intersection of S Wolcott Avenue ...
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Walter Johnson: The Montgomery County Farmer Who Could Also Pitch
By Byron Bennett |
Walter Johnson was arguably the greatest pitcher of all time. He played his entire major ...
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