Diane Putnam's photos with the keyword: stadium

Built 1947 and still in use by the local baseball team, the Gems. It is one of only two all-wood, functioning baseball stadiums left in the USA. My father played baseball here in the late 1940s. Scroll down on this page to see interior shots: www.aplussportsandmore-fanshop-baseballfield.com/Current-Wooden-Baseball-Parks.html

Built 1947 and still in use by the local baseball team, the Gems. My father played baseball here in the late 1940s. Scroll down on this page to see interior shots: www.aplussportsandmore-fanshop-baseballfield.com/Current-Wooden-Baseball-Parks.html

Scroll down on this page to see interior shots: www.aplussportsandmore-fanshop-baseballfield.com/Current-Wooden-Baseball-Parks.html

In back of Kiger Stadium, built 1947 and still in use by the local baseball team, the Gems. (One thing grown around here is a potato variety called Gems. Another is Russet, but that doesn't sound like a baseball team, does it?) To be accurate in the local vernacular, they would use "Spud Welcomes You", not Tater. My father played baseball at this stadium in the late 1940s.

AA298 Soft colors.

What's behind the red door?!

Built 1947 and still in use by the local baseball team, the Gems. My father played baseball here in the late 1940s. Scroll down on this page to see interior shots: www.aplussportsandmore-fanshop-baseballfield.com/Current-Wooden-Baseball-Parks.html