Cincinnati Baseball: Crosley Field is a one-hour special that features studio interviews along with music of the period and audio highlights from Red… ...

I was with my dad at Crosley Field; it was either 1963 or 1964 – not clear on which. Doesn't matter. What I remember matters: Dad and I went up to the concourse before the game to load up at the ...

The mural is part of the Crosley Field Historic Site, a partnership between City Gospel Mission and the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum. The historic site will be dedicated June 6 and is free to visit.

Crosley Field has been brought back to life, making a comeback in the form of a large mural.The Crosley Field Historic Site opened Wednesday.The site features a 17-foot-by-50-foot mural depicting ...

The Crosley Field memorial site is moving forward this spring with the start of the mural paining Monday morning. The grand opening is June 6.

A mural of Crosley Field will be painted on the new building where the baseball field once stood in Queensgate. Skip to content. NOWCAST WLWT News 5 at 6:00. Live Now ...

Finally to Redland Field/Crosley, where the Reds played for 58 years. Crosley wasn’t as venerable and historic as some of its contemporaries like Fenway Park, Tiger Stadium, Ebbets Field and Wrigley ...

A marker at Crosley Field Blue Ash today says the booth was donated by Florence Luebbers in 1986. "My recollection was Larry called me later and he had some things like signs, ...

The first major league baseball night game takes place at Cincinnati's Crosley Field. The festivities begin when President Franklin Roosevelt pushes a button in the White House to activate the lights.

When the Reds played a doubleheader at Crosley Field, the score from the first game would appear under “1st.” P’s Company. The number under the big “P” indicates the uniform number of the player ...