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New York City Locations of Significance to Baseball History
The locations below appear in Roadside Baseball, a
book I picked up through Amazon.com.
-
Cooperstown (not actually in New York City, or anywhere near it, but
no baseball trip to New York is complete without a trip to the
Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
and Doubleday Field)
- Former Site of the Polo Grounds (157th St
& 8th Ave)
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Former Site of
Hilltop Park (622 W 168th St)
- Babe Ruth gets married (144 W 90th St)
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Babe Ruth’s apartment (110 Riverside Dr)
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Babe Ruth’s apartment (345 W 88th St)
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Babe Ruth’s apartment (173 Riverside Dr)
- The Babe dies (424 E 68th St)
-
Former site
of Huberts Flea Circus and Museum (228 W 42nd St)
- Lou Gehrig’s birthplace (1994 2nd Ave)
- Joe DiMaggio Highway (from Battery Park Place to W
72nd St)
- Parish of the Yankees (917 Morris Ave, the Bronx)
- Edward Grant Memorial Highway (from Jerome Ave to
MLK Blvd, the Bronx)
- Jackie Robinson School/Public JHS 320 (46 McKeever
Place, Brooklyn)
- Former site of Ebbets Field (Bedford Ave &
Montgomery St, Brooklyn)
- Ebbets Field Flagpole (Utica Ave & Farragut Road,
Brooklyn [at casket company])
- Former site of the Brooklyn Excelsiors (133 Clinton
St, Brooklyn Heights)
- Jackie Robinson Parkway (Interborough Parkway,
Queens and Brooklyn)
- Former site of Washington Park [Dodgers] (3rd
and 4th Ave & 1st St, Brooklyn)
- Parade Grounds (Parkside Ave, Parade Pl, Caton Ave,
Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn)
- Brooklyn Dodgers Headquarters (215 Montague St,
Brooklyn)
- Roy Campanella Occupational Training Center (64
Avenue X, Brooklyn)
- Gil Hodges Way (on Bedford between Avenues L, M, N,
Brooklyn)
- Gil Hodges School/PS193 (2515 Avenue L 7, Brooklyn)
- Gil Hodges Field (Knapp between Avenues V and W,
Brooklyn)
- Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges Bridge and bust (Brooklyn
and Rockaways)
- Andy Coakley Field at Columbia University (Broadway
& W 218th St)
- Mickey
Mantle’s restaurant (42 Central Park South)
- Former site of Dexter Park (Jamaica Ave between
Dexter Court & 76th St, Queens)
- Ansonia Hotel (2109 Broadway)
- Birth of the NL @ Grand Central Hotel site (673
Broadway)
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