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Cardinals home field for 46 years. Won 6 World Series here. Final game May 8, 1966.
Everything that was here
- 1920–1966
St. Louis Cardinals (Sportsman's Park)Stadium
Cardinals home field for 46 years. Won 6 World Series here. Final game May 8, 1966.
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Sportsman's Park (Busch Stadium I)Baseball Stadium
More professional baseball was played at this site than anywhere else in the world, including the only World Series where both teams shared the same home field—the 1944 'Streetcar Series' between the Cardinals and…
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St. Louis BrownsStadium
Browns home field before moving to Baltimore. Shared stadium with Cardinals for 33 years. 1944 Streetcar Series.
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Nearby history
Busch Stadium I
2911 N Grand Blvd · 69 m away
Robison Field
3836 Natural Bridge Avenue · 634 m away
Chuck Berry House
3137 Whittier Street · 1.3 km away
Kemoll's
North Grand Boulevard at Penrose Street · 1.8 km away
Pruitt-Igoe Housing Project
2000 Cass Avenue · 2.0 km away
Powell Symphony Hall
718 N Grand Boulevard · 2.0 km away
The St. Louis Symphony's home opened in 1925 as the St. Louis Theatre, a Rapp & Rapp palace that put on live vaudeville
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