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Newport, Rhode Island
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Built in 1908, Cardines Field is recognized as one of the oldest active baseball parks in the country, offering a historic glimpse into America's favorite pastime.
The field is known for its unusual dimensions and quirky angles, a result of being built on an irregular plot of land in downtown Newport.
The field was named in honor of Bernardo Cardines, a Newport native and World War I hero who was also a talented baseball player.
Baseball legends like Satchel Paige and Yogi Berra have graced the field, adding to its rich history and allure.
The Newport Gulls, part of the New England Collegiate Baseball League, call Cardines Field home, drawing fans from all over to enjoy summer games.
The original wooden grandstand, a hallmark of early 20th-century ballparks, still stands, offering a nostalgic experience for visitors.
Over the years, the field has hosted various events, including concerts and community gatherings, making it a versatile venue in Newport.
