Union Park
Located in Baltimore, Maryland

Stadiums Baltimore Union Park

The club opened Union Park, sometimes called Oriole Park, and retroactively designated Oriole Park III, on May 11, 1891 also south of Waverly at Greenmount Avenue and Sixth Street (also called Huntingdon Avenue, and today known as 25th Street). The team joined the National League in 1892 after the American Association folded. Union Park was the Orioles' home when the club won three straight National League pennants and the championship Temple Cup twice. Baltimore was dropped when the National League contracted from 12 to eight teams in 1900.

Field Details

Name Union Park

Style Open Grounds
Wooden Structure

Capacity 11,000

Surface Grass

Exterior Lights None

Outfield 300-???-350

Location E 29th St & Barclay St
Baltimore, MD 21218

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Known As

Union Park 1891‑1899

Oriole Park III (alternate)

Teams

Orioles (NL) 1892-1899

Orioles (AA) 1891

F i l t e r & S o r t

Field Details

Name Union Park

Style Open Grounds
Wooden Structure

Capacity 11,000

Surface Grass

Exterior Lights None

Outfield 300-???-350

Location E 29th St & Barclay St
Baltimore, MD 21218

Links

Find stadium collectibles on eBay

Known As

Union Park 1891‑1899

Oriole Park III (alternate)

Teams

Orioles (NL) 1892-1899

Orioles (AA) 1891

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Field Details

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Teams