| Year | Team | W-L |
|---|---|---|
| 1879 | Troy Trojans | 19-56 |
1879 - 1879
Closed
Putnam Grounds, Troy
Also known as: The Puts; Beman Park
📍 Troy, NY
Putnam Grounds was a baseball ballpark in Troy, NY that hosted major league games from 1879 to 1879. It has also been known as The Puts; Beman Park. Home teams have included Troy Trojans.
Data updated
📍 Location & Overview
City
Troy
State
NY
Country
US
GPS Coordinates
42.733038, -73.676616
Elevation
250 ft
Park ID:
TRO02
🏟️ Park Characteristics
Natural
Surface
Open Air
Roof Type
Configuration from 1882
📝 Notes
TRN: 05/30/1882 (Gm 2)
📅 Years of Operation
First Used
1879
Last Used
1879
Total Years1 year
⚾ Teams Played
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Putnam Grounds at a glance
The years-of-operation panel dates Putnam Grounds in Troy, NY from 1879 to 1879. It is also known as The Puts; Beman Park. Retrosheet's park code for it is TRO02. Putnam Grounds stands 250 feet above sea level.
The site is at 42.733038, -73.676616. The configuration shown dates from 1882, with natural grass and an open-air design. In all, 1 team-season was played at Putnam Grounds, by the Troy Trojans (1 yr). In 1879, the home club was the Troy Trojans, 19-56 on the season.
Putnam Grounds: Frequently Asked Questions
- When did Putnam Grounds open?
- Putnam Grounds hosted its first documented major league game in 1879 and its last in 1879.
- Where is Putnam Grounds?
- Putnam Grounds is in Troy, NY.
- Which teams played at Putnam Grounds?
- Home clubs at this park include Troy Trojans.
- Is Putnam Grounds still in use?
- No. Putnam Grounds last hosted a major league game in 1879.