The Cleveland Blues Base Ball Club

Civil War Camp Cleveland - E. Tremont - 1861 - Soldiers playing ball in background.

Case Commons - 1877 Birdseye View Map

Case Commons - 1877 - Corner of Scoville & Case

Only known photo of Case Commons - Pictured - Cincinnati Red Stockings and Forest City's - 1870

Beyerle Park - 1897 Atlas - Converted to dump in early 20th Century

National League Park II - aka Brookside Park - 1887 Atlas - Current Fulton & Dennison Area.

Brookside Park - early 1900's

Brookside Park - 1910

Brookside Park 1915

Brookside Park - Panoramic - 1915 - Largest recorded crowd for baseball game - 115,000 (est)

Brookside Park - Panoramic - 1922

Brotherhood Park - Infants - Modern Day

Silver Lake Grounds

Euclid Beach Ball Grounds

Luna Park

Luna Park Field 1920's

 "The left field fence of this park was so short that balls hit over it were only doubles. You couldn't tell if a ball was hit over the outfield because of all the trees out there."  - Projectballpark.org

1881 City Atlas of Cleveland

1881 Birdeye View Map of Cleveland

Jeff Suntala Drawing - Kennard Street Park

 Attendance Information: 

Home grounds of the Blues from 1887-1890.  Destroyed by lightning in June 1890.

Drawing by James Egan Jr.

Dunn Field 1910

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Old Postcard

Current Picture

Ariel Photograph

Between 1900-1910

League Park around 1900

 1920 Drawing

Current Ariel View

Cartoon that ran in Cleveland Press for Opening Day at League Park - 1891

League Park Postcard

1920 World Series at League Park Ticket Stub

 1920 World Series New York Times Article