15 stadiums were used during the 1926 MLB season. Isolated games and short term temporary home fields are not necessarily included.
1912-1970
Reds
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1912-1999
Tigers
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1911-1960
Nationals
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1911-1957
Giants
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1912-2021
Red Sox
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1923-2008
Yankees
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1913-1957
Dodgers
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1901-1938
Phillies
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1910-1990
White Sox
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1909-1954
Athletics
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1915-1952
Braves
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1916-2021
Cubs
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1909-1970
Pirates
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1910-1946
Indians
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