Ballparks : major league stadiums past and present / Robert Von Goeben.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Von Goeben, Robert
Language:English
Published: New York : Barnes & Noble Books, 2004, ©2000.
Edition:Second edition.
Subjects:
Baseball fields > United States.
Stadiums > United States.
Physical Description:144 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 32 cm
Variant Title:
Ball parks.
Major league stadiums.
Format: Book
Contents:
  • Classic era, 1900-60: Comiskey Park, Chicago (1910-90)
  • Polo Grounds, New York (1911-63)
  • Tiger Stadium, Detroid (1912-99)
  • Fenway Park, Boston (opened 1912)
  • Ebbets Field, Brooklyn (1913-57)
  • Wrigley Field, Chicago (opened 1914)
  • Yankee Styadium, New Hork (opened 1923)
  • Modern era, 1960-90: Candlestick Park, San Francisco (1960-99)
  • dodger Stadium, Los Angel4s (opened 1962)
  • Astrodome, Houston (1965-99)
  • "Concrete doughnuts": Busch Stadium, St. Louis (opened 1966)
  • Cinergy Field (rierfront Stadium), Cincinnati (1970-2000)
  • Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh (1970-2003)
  • Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia (1971-2003)
  • Olympic Stadium, Montreal (opened 1977)
  • Revival era, 1990-present
  • Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore (opened 1992)
  • Jacobs field, Cleveland (opened 1994)
  • Ballpark in Arlington, Arlington, Texas (opened 1994)
  • Coors Field, Denver (opened 1995)
  • Bank One Ballpark, Phoenix (opened 1995)
  • ASFECO Field, Seattle (opened 1999)
  • Minute Maid Park, Houston (opened 2000)
  • ABC Park, San Francisco (opened 2000)
  • Comerica Park, Detroit (opened 2000)
  • Miller Park, Milwaukee (opened 2001)
  • PNC park, Pittsburgh (opened 2001)
  • Great American Ball park, San Francisco (opened 2003)
  • appendix: Seleccted statisticcs of major league ballparks
  • Selected bibliogrqaphy
  • Index.