Baseball Parks America's national pastime is played on venues that range from urban sandlots to multi-million dollar stadiums.
Baseball parks are as unique as they are plentiful.
These structures represent America's love affair with the game. They can be simple lots where neighborhood kids learn the basics of the game and build summer memories that last a lifetime, or they can be imposing arenas such as Yankee Stadium, that house the ghosts of baseball's legends. Baseball Parks would be useful for classes on American History, American Culture, Urban Studies, Geography and Architecture. It is appropriate for middle school and high school. They will chart the evolution of baseball parks with the changes in American society, and the relationship between architecture and history.