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Tag Archives: Boston Red Sox
Fenway 1912
Fenway Park in Boston is the oldest continually operating major-league ballpark in the United States, and has developed into a character or an attraction in its own right for that reason. Fenway has not lasted as long as it has … Continue reading
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Tagged 1910s, baseball, Boston, Boston Red Sox, history, Nonfiction 2025, sports and outdoors
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Images of America: Fenway Park
I’ve read three previous entries in the Images of America cities, but this is the first that takes me out of state, deep into the heart of Yankeedom: Boston’s own Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox. Fenway is the … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, baseball, Boston, Boston Red Sox, history, Nonfiction 2025, sports and outdoors
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Short rounds: Idols, community, and baseball bros
Despite appearances, I have been reading this past week… Elizabeth Scalia’s Strange Gods: Unmasking the Idols of Everyday Life invites readers to consider those things which get between them and God. I heard sermons on this topic in my youth … Continue reading