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.
Data updated
Configuration from 1894
BSP:1890; BS2:1891; BSN:5/16 to 6/20/1894
Major league games were played at Congress Street Grounds in Boston, MA from 1890 until 1894. It is also known as Brotherhood Grounds. In box scores the park is coded BOS04. Elevation is listed at 9 ft. On a map, Congress Street Grounds sits at 42.350129, -71.047297. The configuration shown dates from 1894, with natural grass and an open-air design.
The field measures 250 feet to the left-field line. The park went through 3 recorded configurations. The teams panel counts 2 team-seasons here: the Boston Reds (2 yrs). In 1890, the home club was the Boston Reds, 81-48 on the season. In 1891, the home club was the Boston Reds, 93-42 on the season. The best record by a home club was the 1891 Boston Reds at 93-42; the worst, the 1890 Boston Reds at 81-48.