Features items from the Library of Congress collections and those of its lending partners to consider the game then and now—as it relates to players, teams, and the communities it creates. Although baseball has stayed true to many of its customs, it has also broken with tradition through the invention, competition, and financial interests that still make it the most played sport in the country.
A Peek into the Pocket-book, by John Thorn
The House That Ruth Built A New Stadium, The First Yankees Cham
Calaméo - The American November-December 2022 Issue 789
SPRING/ SUMMER - National Book Network
Koffee's Escape From Quarantine - The New York Times
A Peek into the Pocket-book, by John Thorn
The New Vulgate: January 2018
Origins and Early Days, Explore
Rounders & Baseball - Online Guide