Cincinnati Reds

National League · 4 venues in the atlas, in the order the team used them.

  1. 1902–1911 · Home venue

    Palace of the Fans / League Park (Cincinnati)

    Cincinnati, Ohio · Baseball · 1902–1911

    The Palace of the Fans was the Cincinnati Reds' ornate, partly concrete grandstand ballpark from 1902 to 1911, on the block later occupied by Crosley Field.

    Site redeveloped
  2. 1912–1970 · Home venue

    Crosley Field

    Cincinnati, Ohio · Baseball · 1912–1970

    Crosley Field, first called Redland Field, was the Cincinnati Reds' ballpark in the city's West End from 1912 to mid-1970. It hosted the first night game in the major leagues.

    Site redeveloped
  3. 1933–1934 · Tenant

    Crosley Field

    Cincinnati, Ohio · Baseball · 1912–1970

    Crosley Field, first called Redland Field, was the Cincinnati Reds' ballpark in the city's West End from 1912 to mid-1970. It hosted the first night game in the major leagues.

    Site redeveloped
  4. 1970–2002 · Home venue

    Riverfront Stadium

    Cincinnati, Ohio · Baseball · 1970–2002

    Cincinnati's riverfront multipurpose stadium was home to the Reds and Bengals from 1970, renamed Cinergy Field in 1996, and imploded at the end of 2002.

    Site redeveloped

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