League Park

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League Park was a historic baseball stadium in Cleveland, Ohio, best known as the longtime early-20th-century home of the city’s Major League Baseball team.

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Label Occurrences
League Park canonical 8
League Park I 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf baseball stadium
historic site
sports venue
alsoKnownAs Dunn Field
League Park I
linked to: League Park
architecturalType urban ballpark
builtFor Cleveland Spiders
capacity tens of thousands of spectators
city Cleveland
country United States
countrySubdivision Cuyahoga County, Ohio
linked to: Cuyahoga County
currentUse public park
youth baseball facility
demolitionDate 20th century
era dead-ball era
eraOfProminence first half of the 20th century
hasHeritage historic baseball landmark in Cleveland
hasReconstruction League Park renovation and restoration project
historicStatus partially preserved
homeTeam Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Naps
linked to: Cleveland Indians

Cleveland Spiders
league Major League Baseball
locatedIn Cleveland, Ohio
linked to: Cleveland

United States
neighborhood Hough
notableEvent hosted Cleveland Indians home games
hosted Major League Baseball games
notableFor longtime home of Cleveland’s Major League Baseball team
openingDate 1891
ownership City of Cleveland
linked to: Cleveland
primaryUsePeriod early 20th century
significance important site in Cleveland baseball history
sport baseball
state Ohio
surface natural grass
transportationAccess served by Cleveland streetcar lines

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cincinnati Reds formerHomeBallpark League Park
Sportsman's Park formerName League Park
League Park alsoKnownAs League Park I
linked to: League Park
Cleveland Spiders homeBallpark League Park
Cleveland Buckeyes homeBallpark League Park
Cleveland Bronchos homeBallpark League Park
League City hasAttraction League Park