Here's a collection of old photos from the stadiums that no longer exist. These awesome photos will give you an idea of what going to a game was like 100 years ago.
(via Business Insider)
Huntington Avenue Grounds, Boston (Boston Braves, 1903) |
Polo Grounds, Manhattan (New York Giants, 1908) |
The owner's box at the Polo Grounds (note the weeds). |
Shibe Park, Philadelphia (Philadelphia A's, 1913) |
Fans watching from the rooftops outside Shibe Park. |
Fans watching from the rooftops outside Shibe Park. |
The main entrance to Shibe Park. |
Original Yankee Stadium, Bronx (New York Yankees, 1923) |
Governor Alfred E. Smith (lower right) threw out the first pitch at the first game at original Yankee Stadium |
Fans spilling onto the field. |
Fans walking to the Polo Grounds. |
Giants players walking onto the field at the Polo Grounds. |
Photographers take pictures. |
The Polo Grounds from the bleachers. |
During the 1912 World Series. |
The outfield seats. |
The Polo Grounds along the Harlem River. |
West Side Park, Chicago (Chicago Cubs, 1910) |
A huge Chicago Tribune ad in right field in West Side Park. |
West Side Park during a Buffalo Bill show. |
Madison Square Garden III, Manhattan (boxing, basketball, hockey) |
Madison Square Garden II, Manhattan (boxing) |
MSG III during a horse show. |
MSG III preparing for a circus. |
Washington Park, Brooklyn (Brooklyn Tip-Tops, 1915) |
Concession stands outside of Ebbets Field in 1920. |
Ebbets Field, Brooklyn (Brooklyn Dodgers, 1920) |
The crowd right along the outfield. |
The bleachers under construction. |
The eventual grandstand. |
(via Business Insider)
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