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Ebbets Field

Ebbets Field was a Major League Baseball stadium in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn, New York. It is mainly known for having been the home of the Brooklyn Dodgers baseball team of the National League (1913–1957). It was also home to Negro league baseball's Brooklyn Eagles of the Negro National League II and to six gridiron football teams, five of which…

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Owner
Brooklyn Dodgers (1913–1956) Marvin Kratter (1956–1957)
Location
55 Sullivan Place Brooklyn, New York
Architect
Clarence Randall Van Buskirk
Capacity
18,000 (1913) 30,000 (1914–1923) 26,000 (1924–1925) 28,000 (1926–1931) 32,000 (1932–1936) 35,000 (1937–1945) 34,219 (1946–1949) 32,111 (1949–1954) 31,902 (1955–1957)
Closed
January 1958
Cost
US$750,000 ($24.4 million in 2025 dollars)

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Ebbets Field

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related to Demise · 20
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related to Legacy · 20
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related to Use · 15
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related to Other sports at Ebbets Field · 14
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related to Construction · 13
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related to Further reading · 13
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related to External links · 10
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related to In subsequent years · 6
Ebbets Field → In January, Jackie Robinson Intermediate School, McKeever Place, Middle School, Montgomery Street, The Ebbets Field Apartments
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Ebbets Field → Clarence Randall Van Buskirk
Capacity · 1
Ebbets Field → 18,000 (1913) 30,000 (1914–1923) 26,000 (1924–1925) 28,000 (1926–1931) 32,000 (1932–1936) 35,000 (1937–1945) 34,219 (1946–1949) 32,111 (1949–1954) 31,902 (1955–1957)

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Ebbets FieldArchitectClarence Randall Van Buskirk1.00infobox
Ebbets FieldCapacity18,000 (1913) 30,000 (1914–1923) 26,000 (1924–1925) 28,000 (1926–1931) 32,000 (1932–1936) 35,000 (1937–1945) 34,219 (1946–1949) 32,111 (1949–1954) 31,902 (1955–1957)1.00infobox
Ebbets FieldClosedJanuary 19581.00infobox
Ebbets FieldCoordinates.mw-parser-output .geo-default,.mw-parser-output .geo-dms,.mw-parser-output .geo-dec{display:inline}.mw-parser-output .geo-nondefault,.mw-parser-output .geo-multi-punct,.mw-pars…1.00infobox
Ebbets FieldCostUS$750,000 ($24.4 million in 2025 dollars)1.00infobox
Ebbets FieldDemolishedFebruary 23, 19601.00infobox
Ebbets FieldField sizeLeft field: 348 ft Left-center: 351 ft Center field: 399 ft Right-center: 344 ft Right field: 297 ft1.00infobox
Ebbets FieldGeneral contractorsCastle Brothers, Inc.1.00infobox
Ebbets FieldGroundbreakingMarch 4, 19121.00infobox
Ebbets FieldLocation55 Sullivan Place Brooklyn, New York1.00infobox
Ebbets FieldOpenedApril 9, 19131.00infobox
Ebbets FieldOperatorBrooklyn Dodgers1.00infobox
Ebbets FieldOwnerBrooklyn Dodgers (1913–1956) Marvin Kratter (1956–1957)1.00infobox
Ebbets FieldSurfaceNatural grass1.00infobox

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