1890 - 1894 Closed

Congress Street Grounds, Boston

Also known as: Brotherhood Grounds

📍 Boston, MA

Congress Street Grounds was a baseball ballpark in Boston, MA that hosted major league games from 1890 to 1894. It has also been known as Brotherhood Grounds. Home teams have included Boston Reds.

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📍 Location & Overview

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City Boston
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State MA
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Country US
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GPS Coordinates 42.350129, -71.047297
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Elevation 9 ft
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Park ID: BOS04

🏟️ Park Characteristics

🌱 Natural Surface
🏠 Open Air Roof Type

Configuration from 1894

📝 Notes

BSP:1890; BS2:1891; BSN:5/16 to 6/20/1894

📏 Field Dimensions

Congress Street Grounds — Field Shape

Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.

LF Line 250ft

This park has 3 configurations throughout its history.

📅 Years of Operation

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First Used 1890
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Last Used 1894
Total Years5 years

⚾ Teams Played

2 seasons
Boston Reds 2 yrs

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Congress Street Grounds: Frequently Asked Questions

When did Congress Street Grounds open?
Congress Street Grounds hosted its first documented major league game in 1890 and its last in 1894.
Where is Congress Street Grounds?
Congress Street Grounds is in Boston, MA.
Which teams played at Congress Street Grounds?
Home clubs at this park include Boston Reds.
Is Congress Street Grounds still in use?
No. Congress Street Grounds last hosted a major league game in 1894.
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