Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.
This park has 44 configurations throughout its history.
Also known as: Huntingdon Grounds; National League Park; Philadelphia Baseball Grounds
π Philadelphia, PA
Baker Bowl was a baseball ballpark in Philadelphia, PA that hosted major league games from 1895 to 1938. It has also been known as Huntingdon Grounds; National League Park; Philadelphia Baseball Grounds. Home teams have included Philadelphia Phillies and Philadelphia Giants.
Data updated
Configuration from 1938
PHI:not 8/20 to 9/10/1903
Major league games were played at Baker Bowl in Philadelphia, PA from 1895 until 1938. It is also known as Huntingdon Grounds; National League Park; Philadelphia Baseball Grounds. The park ID used in the data is PHI09. Baker Bowl stands 98 feet above sea level. Its coordinates are 39.993268, -75.155638.
Baker Bowl's 1938 layout has a capacity of 18,000, natural grass, an open-air design, normal foul territory, and a backstop 59 feet behind the plate. In feet, the dimensions panel reads 341 to the left-field corner, wall 12, 365 to left-center, 408 to dead center, wall 35, 315 to right-center, and 280 to the right-field corner, wall 60. The park went through 44 recorded configurations. Baker Bowl was home to the Philadelphia Phillies (41 yrs) and the Philadelphia Giants (1 yr). The team table runs from the 1937 Philadelphia Phillies back to the 1895 Philadelphia Phillies. The best record by a home club was the 1907 Philadelphia Giants at 13-8; the worst, the 1928 Philadelphia Phillies at 43-109.