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Washington Senators

American League · 5 venues in the atlas, in the order the team used them.

  1. 1891–1899 · Home venue

    Boundary Field (National Park)

    Washington, Washington, D.C. · Baseball · 1891–1911

    Boundary Field was a wooden ballpark at Georgia and Florida Avenues in Washington that hosted the Senators in the 1890s and again from 1904 to 1910, until fire destroyed its stands in March 1911.

    Site redevelopedPartially verified

  2. 1901–1903 · Home venue

    American League Park (I)

    Washington, Washington, D.C. · Baseball · 1901–1903

    American League Park was the first home of the American League's Washington Senators, used from 1901 to 1903 in Washington's Trinidad neighborhood.

    Site redeveloped

  3. 1904–1910 · Home venue

    Boundary Field (National Park)

    Washington, Washington, D.C. · Baseball · 1891–1911

    Boundary Field was a wooden ballpark at Georgia and Florida Avenues in Washington that hosted the Senators in the 1890s and again from 1904 to 1910, until fire destroyed its stands in March 1911.

    Site redevelopedPartially verified

  4. 1911–1960 · Home venue

    Griffith Stadium

    Washington, Washington, D.C. · Baseball · 1911–1961

    Griffith Stadium was Washington's major league ballpark from 1911 to 1961. It stood on the site of an earlier park near Howard University and was replaced by Howard University Hospital.

    Site redeveloped

  5. 1962–1971 · Home venue

    RFK Stadium

    Washington, Washington, D.C. · Football · 1961–2019

    Opened in 1961 as D.C. Stadium and renamed for Robert F. Kennedy in 1969, RFK was Washington's main stadium for NFL, MLB and MLS teams. Its structure was demolished in 2025-26 to make way for a new Commanders stadium.

    DemolishedPartially verified

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