But not just any stroll. A quest! A quest to see the site of old Crosley Field, the home of the Cincinnati Reds from 1912 until 1970. Crosley Field was known as Redland Field Until 1934, when it was ...

CINCINNATI -- Sixty years after Frank Robinson broke in with the Reds – perfectly spanning the old-and-the-new eras at Crosley Field and becoming a torchbearer for the color barrier broken by ...

That park would be hallowed ground in Cincinnati. Though originally called Redland Field, it will be forever known as Crosley Field. The name changed in 1934 when Powel Crosley Jr. purchased the Reds.

This is part of a series about the final days of Crosley Field and the way it lives on in bits and pieces strewn throughout Greater Cincinnati. Miss something? Check out all of our Crosley Field ...

It took roughly a half hour to drive to the game, where the Reds then were playing in the old Crosley Field. When we got about a mile from the neighborhood, there were men waving us into various ...

The then-home of the Cincinnati Reds, Crosley Field, in an undated photograph. The stands at Crosley Field were packed with 28,027 Reds fans on the night of June 24, 1970, the final game in the ...

Cincinnati Baseball: Crosley Field is a one-hour special that features studio interviews along with music of the period and audio highlights from Red Barber, Joe Nuxhall, and Johnny Vander Meer.

Crosley Field was the home of the Cincinnati Reds from 1912-1970. Formerly Redland Field, the stadium was located in the Queensgate neighborhood, near Union Terminal.Watch this storyBut ...

Miami University Regionals’ Verity Traditions continues on Monday at 6 p.m. in Verity Lodge on the Middletown Campus with Crosley Field Remembered presented by the Cincinnati Museum Center.

As the Cincinnati Reds season begins, so does dedication to the team's old home.A mural of Crosley Field will be painted on the new building where the baseball field once stood in Queensgate.The ...

About 14,000 fans filled Crosley Field in Cincinnati’s West End on a Saturday night in August 1966, waiting for the most famous band in the world to play. The weather was bad, but the opening ...