The story
Renamed after Anheuser-Busch purchased the Cardinals. Final game May 8, 1966 with ceremonial home plate helicopter transfer.
Everything that was here
- 1954–1966
Busch Stadium IStadium
Renamed after Anheuser-Busch purchased the Cardinals. Final game May 8, 1966 with ceremonial home plate helicopter transfer.
See the map in 1955 → - 1920–1966
Sportsman's Park (Cardinals)Stadium
Home of the St. Louis Cardinals as tenants (1920-1953) then sole occupants (1954-1966). Site of the 1944 all-St. Louis World Series.
See the map in 1921 → - 1909–1953
Sportsman's Park (Browns)Stadium
Home of the St. Louis Browns (American League) from 1909 until their move to Baltimore in 1953.
See the map in 1910 →
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What came after
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Anheuser-Busch network
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Nearby history
St. Louis Cardinals (Sportsman's Park)
2911 North Grand Boulevard · 69 m away
Robison Field
3836 Natural Bridge Avenue · 582 m away
Chuck Berry House
3137 Whittier Street · 1.2 km away
Kemoll's
North Grand Boulevard at Penrose Street · 1.7 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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