fenway

5 photos tagged fenway, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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1912

1973

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Nathan Adams said:
It's changed a bit: www.ecorazzi.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/fenway_park_0...
Vicki Cook said:
THE CATHEDRAL - where I go to "worship." A great, historical shot of those hallowed grounds! Thank you again for sharing THOUSANDS of images with the flickr community. One I'm glad to be a part of. - from a #1 fan of the game and of THIS PLACE!
Lee said:
Amazing to see this old image of Fenway Park...I used to live about a 1/2 mile from there.
Narrow Shirt said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Massachusetts Architecture, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Steven Moga said:
here's a photo of the exterior from september 1992, approximately 80 years later.

djortlieb@sbcglobal.net said:
Isn't this in Hyde Park or Boston, ma. ? dicko
#4 (Meaghan) said:
Not Hyde Park, this is in the Fenway, hence the name, but I can't tell if you were kidding.
Sarah said:
Fenway Park is located near Kenmore Square. It's interesting how you see nothing but the park in this photograph as opposed to now where there are buildings everywhere taller than the park. Fenway is one of the oldest pro ballparks, not to mention the green giant! I wonder if anyone has photos of what it looked like inside!
Arden said:
Thanks for the information about the location of the ballpark. We will add it to the photo description.

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Loren Andersen said:
Baseball Reference stats: www.baseball-reference.com/s/speaktr01.shtml This photo was taken in his only MVP season.
In Memoriam: budderflyman said:
Speaker was at one time considered one of the three greatest AL outfielders along with Cobb and Ruth. Kind of an odd pose....talk about pulling the ball. LOL
davidmesaaz said:
That is cool thanks for sharing.
Denny Gill said:
An interesting feature of men's wear from that era: a belt loop in-line with front zippers/button flys.
Defeated Yard said:
These pictures are priceless!!!!