Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.
This park has 9 configurations throughout its history.
Also known as: National Park; Beyer's Seventh Street Park
π Washington, DC
Boundary Field was a baseball ballpark in Washington, DC that hosted major league games from 1891 to 1899. It has also been known as National Park; Beyer's Seventh Street Park. Home teams have included Washington Senators and Washington Statesmen.
Data updated
Configuration from 1899
WS9:1891; WSN: 1892-1899
Boundary Field in Washington, DC was first used in 1891 and last used in 1899, a span of 9 years. It is also known as National Park; Beyer's Seventh Street Park. In box scores the park is coded WAS06. Elevation is listed at 100 ft. Its coordinates are 38.917576, -77.020191.
The characteristics panel (1899 configuration) lists a capacity of 6,500, natural grass, an open-air design, and a backstop 60 feet behind the plate. Measured in feet from home plate: 344 to the left-field corner, 400 to left-center, 400 to dead center, 400 to right-center, and 305 to the right-field corner. 9 configurations are on file for Boundary Field. Home clubs, by seasons played at the park: the Washington Senators (15 yrs) and the Washington Statesmen (1 yr). The earliest team-season listed is the 1891 Washington Statesmen (44-91); the latest is the 1910 Washington Senators (66-85). Among the team-seasons listed, the 1897 Washington Senators went 61-71, the best mark.