Unique Ballparks

[EmpireWF]

Riverside, California

[Youk]

[ame="http://www.amazon.com/Ballpark-Book-journey-Through-Baseball/dp/0892047038"]Amazon.com: The Ballpark Book : A journey Through the Fields of Baseball Magic (0079837007032): Ron Smith: Books[/ame]

My favorite book as a kid.



Holman Stadium in Nashua, I love the trees surrounding the ballpark, instead of buildings or a parking lot.

[Goober]

Amazon.com: The Ballpark Book : A journey Through the Fields of Baseball Magic (0079837007032): Ron Smith: Books

My favorite book as a kid.



Holman Stadium in Nashua, I love the trees surrounding the ballpark, instead of buildings or a parking lot.

Up North by our cottage, they have a gimmick called Snowshoe softball. I'm sure you can imagine what that's like. All the fields are like that, except replace the stadium with a few small bleachers.

[FirstTimer]

Up North by our cottage, they have a gimmick called Snowshoe softball. I'm sure you can imagine what that's like. All the fields are like that, except replace the stadium with a few small bleachers.

Where the fuck is your cottage at?

[Goober]

Where the fuck is your cottage at?

About 15 minutes outside of Minocqua, Wisconsin. Lake Tomahawk calls itself the Snowshoe Baseball capital of the world, but Minocqua also has a team.

[EmpireWF]

This former baseball stadium was turned into a housing neighborhood in Japan lol

[1ke]

I like Miller Park, but I loved County Stadium. Heres how Milwaukee Baseball looked from 1950 to now....

[EmpireWF]

This is a field in lower Manhattan facing the FDR Drive and that's the Manhattan Bridge

[NAHSTE]

My train goes over that field every day. Real short porch to right.

[Goober]

Here's the best picture I could find of the field for snowshoe baseball in Lake Tomahawk. I guess it was actually featured on an episode of Andrew Zimmerman's show on the Travel Network:

[NAHSTE]

Miller Park, Brigham Young University




Russ Chandler Stadium, Georgia Tech

[kyhadley]

Centennial Field in Burlington, VT, where the single-A Vermont Lake Monsters play.









Our apartment is right next to the field (indicated by arrow). You can see the top of the grandstand out of the skylight in my room.

[FirstTimer]

About 15 minutes outside of Minocqua, Wisconsin. Lake Tomahawk calls itself the Snowshoe Baseball capital of the world, but Minocqua also has a team.

Nice. I'm usually right across the state from ya in Hayward.

[Bigpapa42]

Gotta say, these are sweet. Keep em comin.

[Villain]

909!

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