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Dartmouth Grounds, Boston
Also known as: Union Park
π Boston, MA
Dartmouth Grounds was a baseball ballpark in Boston, MA that hosted major league games from 1884 to 1884. It has also been known as Union Park. Home teams have included Boston Reds.
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π Location & Overview
ποΈ Park Characteristics
Configuration from 1884
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π Field Dimensions
π Years of Operation
βΎ Teams Played
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Dartmouth Grounds at a glance
Dartmouth Grounds in Boston, MA was first used in 1884 and last used in 1884, a span of 1 year. It is also known as Union Park. Dartmouth Grounds carries the park ID BOS02. Elevation is listed at 66 ft.
On a map, Dartmouth Grounds sits at 42.316513, -71.100641. The configuration shown dates from 1884, with a capacity of 4,000, natural grass, an open-air design, and a backstop 75 feet behind the plate. From home plate it is 274 feet to the left-field line, 365 feet to left-center, 325 feet to center field, 295 feet to right-center, and 274 feet to the right-field line. Dartmouth Grounds was home to the Boston Reds (1 yr). In 1884, the home club was the Boston Reds, 58-51 on the season.
Dartmouth Grounds: Frequently Asked Questions
- When did Dartmouth Grounds open?
- Dartmouth Grounds hosted its first documented major league game in 1884 and its last in 1884.
- Where is Dartmouth Grounds?
- Dartmouth Grounds is in Boston, MA.
- Which teams played at Dartmouth Grounds?
- Home clubs at this park include Boston Reds.
- Is Dartmouth Grounds still in use?
- No. Dartmouth Grounds last hosted a major league game in 1884.