Atlanta Crackers

International League · 3 venues in the atlas, in the order the team used them.

  1. 1907–1959 · Home venue

    Ponce de Leon Park

    Atlanta, Georgia · Baseball · 1907–1965

    Ponce de Leon Park was Atlanta's principal ballpark for nearly six decades, home of the minor-league Crackers and the Negro league Black Crackers, remembered for a magnolia tree in play in deep center field.

    Site redeveloped
  2. 1962–1964 · Home venue

    Ponce de Leon Park

    Atlanta, Georgia · Baseball · 1907–1965

    Ponce de Leon Park was Atlanta's principal ballpark for nearly six decades, home of the minor-league Crackers and the Negro league Black Crackers, remembered for a magnolia tree in play in deep center field.

    Site redeveloped
  3. 1965 · Home venue

    Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium

    Atlanta, Georgia · Baseball · 1965–1996

    Built in 51 weeks and finished before Atlanta had a major-league team, Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium hosted the Braves from 1966 to 1996, the Falcons through 1991, and Hank Aaron's 715th home run before demolition in 1997.

    Site redeveloped

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