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Palace of the Fans, 1902

Folks,
I have posted Sporting Life coverage of Cincinnati's new
Palace of the Fans, 1902-05-17 p3 and 1902-05-24.
http://www.sabr.org/cmsFiles/Files/020517.palaceofthefans.pdf

That file comprises three versions of a line drawing and two
columns by Cincinnati correspondent Ren Mulford, filed May 12
and May 18, before and after the dedication.

Paul Wendt
Fri Dec 23, 2005 3:29 am

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I'm cross-posting this from David Vincent via Paul Wendt in the 19th century group, as I think this group may have some answers to this: David Vincent... 		KJOK
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Folks, I have posted Sporting Life coverage of Cincinnati's new Palace of the Fans, 1902-05-17 p3 and 1902-05-24. ...
Paul Wendt
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The first three enclosed parks were in the early 1860s in Brooklyn. If anyone wanted to charge admission, they had to enclose the park to keep freeloaders out....
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