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Huntingdon Grounds II, Philadelphia
Also known as: Philadelphia Baseball Grounds; National League Park
π Philadelphia, PA
Huntingdon Grounds II was a baseball ballpark in Philadelphia, PA that hosted major league games from 1894 to 1894. It has also been known as Philadelphia Baseball Grounds; National League Park. Home teams have included Philadelphia Phillies.
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π Location & Overview
ποΈ Park Characteristics
Configuration from 1894
π Notes
Temporary structure after fire on August 6
π Field Dimensions
π Years of Operation
βΎ Teams Played
π Quick Links
Huntingdon Grounds II at a glance
The years-of-operation panel dates Huntingdon Grounds II in Philadelphia, PA from 1894 to 1894. It is also known as Philadelphia Baseball Grounds; National League Park. In box scores the park is coded PHI14. Huntingdon Grounds II stands 98 feet above sea level.
Its coordinates are 39.993268, -75.155638. The characteristics panel (1894 configuration) lists natural grass and an open-air design. Distances in the dimensions panel: 408 feet to the left-field line (a 25-foot wall), 425 feet to left-center, 420 feet to center field (a 25-foot wall), 345 feet to right-center, and 299 feet to the right-field line (a 25-foot wall). Home clubs, by seasons played at the park: the Philadelphia Phillies (1 yr). The team table lists the 1894 Philadelphia Phillies at 71-57.
Huntingdon Grounds II: Frequently Asked Questions
- When did Huntingdon Grounds II open?
- Huntingdon Grounds II hosted its first documented major league game in 1894 and its last in 1894.
- Where is Huntingdon Grounds II?
- Huntingdon Grounds II is in Philadelphia, PA.
- Which teams played at Huntingdon Grounds II?
- Home clubs at this park include Philadelphia Phillies.
- Is Huntingdon Grounds II still in use?
- No. Huntingdon Grounds II last hosted a major league game in 1894.