Meet the architect who designed Crosley Field and other famous Cincinnati buildings
Crosley Field, the Reds’ fan favorite ballpark from 1912 to 1970, was designed by Cincinnati architect Harry Hake.
Longtime Reds fan reflects on lifetime of fandom
Mike "Chiller" Miller's Reds fandom spans seven decades, filled with pennants, a World Series title, and more than a dozen ...
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Great American Ballpark: Fun facts for Opening Day
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Today is Opening Day for the Cincinnati Reds, so to celebrate ... (1884-1901), Palace of the Fans (1902-11), Crosley Field (1912-70) and Riverfront Stadium/Cinenergy ...
Great American Ball Park: Bag policy, parking and more for Reds games in 2025
Cameras and video recorders not exceeding 16 inches by 16 inches by 8 inches are welcome inside Great American Ball Park but ...
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‘It better not deflate us too much’ — Francona hopes Reds quickly forget Opening Day disappointment
Elly De La Cruz celebrated the runs he scored on Opening Day by walking to the end of the dugout and holding up his hands, both protected by sliding gloves that would be just as useful in removing a ...
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Meet the architect who designed Crosley Field and other famous Cincinnati buildings
A unique characteristic of the Reds’ field was the left ... that make this building a hidden gem in Cincinnati. Sources: “Cincinnati’s Crosley Field” by Greg Rhodes and John Erardi ...