Lost Ballparks: Every Former Major League Stadium
154 ballparks across 26 states and D.C. were once home to major league teams and no longer are, including 28 Negro Leagues parks. The oldest here is Hartford Ball Club Grounds in Hartford, first used in 1876. 19 of them still stand in some form; the rest have been torn down.
Alabama2
- 1FormerRickwood Field — Birmingham Black Barons 1923–1948
- 2FormerCramton Bowl — Montgomery Grey Sox 1932
California6
- 3FormerLos Angeles Memorial Coliseum — Los Angeles Dodgers 1958–1961
- 4FormerSeals Stadium — San Francisco Giants 1958–1959
- 5FormerCandlestick Park — San Francisco Giants 1960–1999
- 6FormerWrigley Field — Los Angeles Angels 1961
- 7FormerOakland Coliseum — Oakland Athletics 1968–2024
- 8FormerSan Diego Stadium — San Diego Padres 1969–2003
Colorado1
- 9FormerMile High Stadium — Colorado Rockies 1993–1994
Connecticut1
- 10FormerHartford Ball Club Grounds — Hartford Dark Blues 1876
Delaware1
- 11FormerUnion Street Park — Wilmington Quicksteps 1884
Florida4
- 12FormerJ.P. Small Memorial Stadium — Jacksonville Red Caps 1938–1942
- 13FormerHard Rock Stadium — Florida Marlins 1993–2011
- 14FormerTD Ballpark — Toronto Blue Jays 2021
- 15FormerGeorge M. Steinbrenner Field — Tampa Bay Rays 2025
Georgia3
- 16FormerPonce de Leon Park — Atlanta Black Crackers 1932–1938
- 17FormerAtlanta–Fulton County Stadium — Atlanta Braves 1966–1996
- 18FormerTurner Field — Atlanta Braves 1997–2016
Illinois8
- 19Former23rd Street Grounds — Chicago White Stockings 1876–1877
- 20FormerLake Front Park — Chicago White Stockings 1878–1884
- 21FormerSouth Side Park (I) — Chicago Browns 1884
- 22FormerWest Side Park — Chicago White Stockings 1885–1891
- 23FormerSouth Side Park (II) — Chicago Pirates & Chicago Colts 1890–1892
- 24FormerWest Side Grounds — Chicago Cubs 1893–1915
- 25FormerSouth Side Park (III) — Chicago White Sox & Chicago American Giants 1901–1940
- 26FormerComiskey Park — Chicago White Sox & Chicago American Giants 1910–1990
Indiana5
- 27FormerSouth Street Park — Indianapolis Blues 1878
- 28FormerSeventh Street Park — Indianapolis Hoosiers (AA) 1884
- 29FormerFederal League Park — Indianapolis Hoosiers (FL) 1914
- 30FormerWashington Park — Indianapolis ABCs 1920–1926
- 31FormerBush Stadium — Indianapolis Clowns & Indianapolis ABCs & Indianapolis Crawfords 1931–1948
Kentucky3
- 32FormerLouisville Baseball Park — Louisville Grays 1876–1877
- 33FormerEclipse Park — Louisville Eclipse & Louisville Colonels 1882–1892
- 34FormerEclipse Park (II) — Louisville Colonels 1893–1899
Maryland10
- 35FormerNewington Park — Baltimore Orioles (AA) 1882
- 36FormerOriole Park (I) — Baltimore Orioles (AA) 1883–1889
- 37FormerBelair Lot — Baltimore Monumentals 1884
- 38FormerOriole Park (II) — Baltimore Orioles (AA) 1890–1891
- 39FormerUnion Park — Baltimore Orioles (NL) 1891–1899
- 40FormerOriole Park (IV) — Baltimore Orioles (AL) 1901–1902
- 41FormerTerrapin Park — Baltimore Terrapins 1914–1915
- 42FormerMaryland Park — Baltimore Black Sox 1923–1929
- 43FormerBugle Field — Baltimore Elite Giants & Baltimore Black Sox 1932–1948
- 44FormerMemorial Stadium — Baltimore Orioles 1954–1991
Massachusetts6
- 45FormerSouth End Grounds — Boston Beaneaters & Boston Braves 1876–1914
- 46FormerWorcester Agricultural Fairgrounds — Worcester Ruby Legs 1880–1882
- 47FormerDartmouth Grounds — Boston Reds (UA) 1884
- 48FormerCongress Street Grounds — Boston Reds & Boston Beaneaters 1890–1894
- 49FormerHuntington Avenue Grounds — Boston Americans (Red Sox) 1901–1911
- 50FormerBraves Field — Boston Braves 1915–1952
Michigan5
- 51FormerRecreation Park — Detroit Wolverines 1881–1888
- 52FormerBennett Park — Detroit Tigers 1901–1911
- 53FormerTiger Stadium — Detroit Tigers 1912–1999
- 54FormerMack Park — Detroit Stars 1920–1929
- 55FormerHamtramck Stadium — Detroit Stars & Detroit Wolves 1930–1937
Minnesota2
- 56FormerMetropolitan Stadium — Minnesota Twins 1961–1981
- 57FormerHubert H. Humphrey Metrodome — Minnesota Twins 1982–2009
Missouri10
- 58FormerSportsman's Park — St. Louis Cardinals & St. Louis Browns 1882–1966
- 59FormerAssociation Park — Kansas City Cowboys 1884–1888
- 60FormerUnion Grounds — St. Louis Maroons 1884–1886
- 61FormerExposition Park — Kansas City Cowboys 1888–1889
- 62FormerRobison Field — St. Louis Cardinals 1893–1920
- 63FormerGordon and Koppel Field — Kansas City Packers 1914–1915
- 64FormerHandlan's Park — St. Louis Terriers 1914–1915
- 65FormerStars Park — St. Louis Stars 1922–1931
- 66FormerMunicipal Stadium — Kansas City Monarchs & Kansas City Athletics & Kansas City Royals 1923–1972
- 67FormerBusch Memorial Stadium — St. Louis Cardinals 1966–2005
New Jersey4
- 68FormerHarrison Park — Newark Peppers 1915
- 69FormerBacharach Park — Bacharach Giants 1923–1927
- 70FormerRuppert Stadium — Newark Eagles & Newark Dodgers & Newark Stars 1926–1948
- 71FormerHinchliffe Stadium — New York Black Yankees & New York Cubans 1935–1938
New York27
- 72FormerUnion Grounds — Hartford Dark Blues 1877
- 73FormerRiverside Park — Buffalo Bisons (NL) 1879–1883
- 74FormerNewell Park — Syracuse Stars (NL) 1879
- 75FormerPutnam Grounds — Troy Trojans 1879
- 76FormerHaymakers' Grounds — Troy Trojans 1880–1881
- 77FormerTroy Ball Clubs Grounds — Troy Trojans 1882
- 78FormerPolo Grounds (I) — New York Giants & New York Metropolitans 1883–1888
- 79FormerWashington Park (I) — Brooklyn Bridegrooms (Dodgers) 1884–1891
- 80FormerMetropolitan Park — New York Metropolitans 1884
- 81FormerOlympic Park (I) — Buffalo Bisons (NL) 1884–1885
- 82FormerRidgewood Park — Brooklyn Gladiators & Brooklyn Bridegrooms 1886–1890
- 83FormerSt. George Cricket Grounds — New York Metropolitans & New York Giants 1886–1889
- 84FormerPolo Grounds (II) — New York Giants 1889–1890
- 85FormerEastern Park — Brooklyn Ward's Wonders & Brooklyn Grooms 1890–1897
- 86FormerPolo Grounds — New York Giants & New York Yankees & New York Mets 1890–1963
- 87FormerOlympic Park (II) — Buffalo Bisons (PL) 1890
- 88FormerCulver Field — Rochester Broncos 1890
- 89FormerStar Park — Syracuse Stars (AA) 1890
- 90FormerWashington Park (II) — Brooklyn Superbas (Dodgers) & Brooklyn Tip-Tops 1898–1915
- 91FormerHilltop Park — New York Highlanders (Yankees) 1903–1912
- 92FormerEbbets Field — Brooklyn Dodgers & Brooklyn Eagles 1913–1957
- 93FormerInternational Fair Association Grounds — Buffalo Blues 1914–1915
- 94FormerYankee Stadium — New York Yankees 1923–2008
- 95FormerCatholic Protectory Oval — Lincoln Giants 1923–1929
- 96FormerDyckman Oval — Cuban Stars (East) & New York Cubans & New York Black Yankees 1923–1937
- 97FormerShea Stadium — New York Mets & New York Yankees 1964–2008
- 98FormerSahlen Field — Toronto Blue Jays 2020–2021
Ohio16
- 99FormerAvenue Grounds — Cincinnati Reds 1876–1879
- 100FormerKennard Street Park — Cleveland Blues 1879–1884
- 101FormerBank Street Grounds — Cincinnati Reds & Cincinnati Outlaw Reds 1880–1884
- 102FormerRecreation Park — Columbus Buckeyes & Columbus Solons 1883–1891
- 103FormerLeague Park — Cincinnati Reds 1884–1901
- 104FormerLeague Park — Toledo Blue Stockings 1884
- 105FormerNational League Park — Cleveland Blues & Cleveland Spiders 1887–1890
- 106FormerBrotherhood Park — Cleveland Infants 1890
- 107FormerSperanza Park — Toledo Maumees 1890
- 108FormerPendleton Park — Cincinnati Kelly's Killers 1891
- 109FormerLeague Park — Cleveland Indians & Cleveland Spiders & Cleveland Buckeyes 1891–1948
- 110FormerPalace of the Fans — Cincinnati Reds 1902–1911
- 111FormerCrosley Field — Cincinnati Reds 1912–1970
- 112FormerSwayne Field — Toledo Tigers & Toledo Crawfords 1923–1939
- 113FormerCleveland Stadium — Cleveland Indians 1932–1993
- 114FormerRiverfront Stadium — Cincinnati Reds 1970–2002
Pennsylvania19
- 115FormerJefferson Street Grounds — Philadelphia Athletics (NL/AA) 1876–1890
- 116FormerOakdale Park — Philadelphia Athletics (AA) 1882
- 117FormerExposition Park (I) — Pittsburgh Alleghenys 1882
- 118FormerRecreation Park — Philadelphia Phillies 1883–1886
- 119FormerExposition Park (II) — Pittsburgh Alleghenys & Pittsburgh Stogies 1883–1884
- 120FormerColumbia Park — Altoona Mountain City 1884
- 121FormerKeystone Park — Philadelphia Keystones 1884
- 122FormerRecreation Park — Pittsburgh Alleghenys 1884–1890
- 123FormerBaker Bowl — Philadelphia Phillies 1887–1938
- 124FormerForepaugh Park — Philadelphia Quakers (PL) & Philadelphia Athletics (AA) 1890–1891
- 125FormerExposition Park (III) — Pittsburgh Pirates & Pittsburgh Burghers & Pittsburgh Rebels 1890–1915
- 126FormerColumbia Park — Philadelphia Athletics 1901–1908
- 127FormerShibe Park — Philadelphia Athletics & Philadelphia Phillies 1909–1970
- 128FormerForbes Field — Pittsburgh Pirates & Homestead Grays 1909–1970
- 129FormerHilldale Park — Hilldale Club 1923–1932
- 130FormerGreenlee Field — Pittsburgh Crawfords & Homestead Grays 1932–1938
- 131Former44th and Parkside Ballpark — Philadelphia Stars 1936–1948
- 132FormerThree Rivers Stadium — Pittsburgh Pirates 1970–2000
- 133FormerVeterans Stadium — Philadelphia Phillies 1971–2003
Rhode Island1
- 134FormerMesser Street Grounds — Providence Grays 1878–1885
Tennessee1
- 135FormerMartin Stadium — Memphis Red Sox 1924–1948
Texas4
- 136FormerColt Stadium — Houston Colt .45s 1962–1964
- 137FormerAstrodome — Houston Astros 1965–1999
- 138FormerArlington Stadium — Texas Rangers 1972–1993
- 139FormerGlobe Life Park in Arlington — Texas Rangers 1994–2019
Virginia1
- 140FormerAllen Pasture — Richmond Virginians 1884
Washington2
- 141FormerSick's Stadium — Seattle Pilots 1969
- 142FormerKingdome — Seattle Mariners 1977–1999
Washington, D.C.7
- 143FormerAthletic Park — Washington Nationals (AA) 1884
- 144FormerCapitol Grounds — Washington Nationals (UA) 1884
- 145FormerSwampoodle Grounds — Washington Nationals (NL) 1886–1889
- 146FormerBoundary Field — Washington Senators & Washington Statesmen 1891–1910
- 147FormerAmerican League Park — Washington Senators 1901–1902
- 148FormerGriffith Stadium — Washington Senators & Homestead Grays 1911–1961
- 149FormerRFK Stadium — Washington Senators & Washington Nationals 1962–2007
Wisconsin5
- 150FormerEclipse Park — Milwaukee Grays 1878
- 151FormerWright Street Grounds — Milwaukee Brewers (UA) 1884
- 152FormerBorchert Field — Milwaukee Brewers (AA) & Milwaukee Bears 1891–1923
- 153FormerLloyd Street Grounds — Milwaukee Brewers (AL) 1901
- 154FormerMilwaukee County Stadium — Milwaukee Braves & Milwaukee Brewers 1953–2000
Covers the National and American Leagues since 1876, the 19th-century American Association, Union Association and Players’ League, the 1914–15 Federal League, and the Negro major leagues of 1920–48. Years show the span of major league use. Temporary homes used during the 2020 season and recent relocations are included.