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What Is the Oldest Baseball Stadium Still in Use?

Chloe Bennett • • 5 min read
What Is the Oldest Baseball Stadium Still in Use?

Fenway Park

Boston's professional baseball stadium is home to the infamous Green Monster. That's the nickname for the nearly 40-foot-high left-field wall in Fenway Park, the oldest major league ballpark still in use by a professional team. The Boston Red Sox have called Fenway home since it opened in 1912.

What original baseball stadiums are still in use?

MLB's 10 Oldest Ballparks

  • Kauffman Stadium. Team: Kansas City Royals.
  • Rogers Centre. Team: Toronto Blue Jays. Location: Toronto. ...
  • Guaranteed Rate Field. Team: Chicago White Sox. Location: Chicago. ...
  • Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Team: Baltimore Orioles. Location: Baltimore. ...
  • Progressive Field. Team: Cleveland Indians. Location: Cleveland. ...

What is the oldest ballpark in the United States?

Fenway Park-Boston Red Sox (1912)

Fenway Park is the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball and was built in 1912. The park is known for its 37-foot high left field wall known as 'The Green Monster'.

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