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Southern League

(Double A) Gallery of Baseball Stadiums and Minor League Ballparks

The Southern League has been around since 1921 when it was first called the “South Atlantic League”. This SAL is not in any way related to today’s South Atlantic League, as this original SAL became known as the Double-A Southern League in 1964. The Southern League has featured hundreds of future MLB All-Stars as well as future Hall of Famers, with teams & stadiums throughout the Southeastern USA. Every year, a celebration of “old time baseball” resumes at Rickwood Field… the oldest Baseball Stadium in the entire world (1910 – 2 years older than Wrigley or Fenway) as the “Rickwood Classic” is held and players dress up in original uniforms for a “Regular Season Game”.

Biloxi SHUCKERS

MGM Park
Biloxi Mississippi
Since: 2015

Regions Field
Birmingham Alabama
Since: 2013

Rickwood Field
Birmingham Alabama
Since: 1996

AT&T; Field
Chattanooga Tennessee
Since: 2000

The Ballpark @ Jackson
Jackson Tennessee
Since: 1998

The Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville @ Bragan Field
Jacksonville Florida
Since:2003

Mississipi BRAVES

Trustmark Park
Pearl Mississippi
Since: 2005

Hank Aaron Stadium
Mobile Alabama
Since: 1997

Montgomery BISCUITS

Riverwalk Stadium
Montgomery Alabama
Since: 2004

Pensacola Bayfront Std.
Pensacola Florida
Since: 2012

Tennessee SMOKIES

Smokies Park
Sevierville/Kodak TN
Since: 2000

COMPLETE BALLPARK HISTORY OF THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE (Click on any photo to see that ballpark's full online gallery)

McCormick Field I
Asheville Tourists
1966-1964

CHARLESTON S.C.

College Park
Charleston Rebels
1959-61,1953-40

Engle Stadium
Chattanooga Lookouts
1999-76, 1965-63

Greenville Muncipal
Greenville Braves
2004-1984

J.P. Smalls Stadium
Jacksonville Tars
1954-1936

Hartwell Field
Mobile White Sox
1970, 1966

Tinker Field
Orlando Rays
1999-1973

SERVIERVILLE TN

Smokies Park
Tennessee Smokies
CURRENT-2000

Jennings Stadium
Augusta Yankees
1963-1936

Kinghts Stadium
Charlotte Knights
1992-1990

Dreyfuss Park
Columbia Gems
1961-60, 1957-36

GREENVILLE S.C.

Meadowbrook Park
Greenville Spinners
1962-61, 1950-38

Bill Meyers Stad.
Knoxville Smokies
1999-72, 1967-56

MONTGOMERY AL

Riverwalk Stadium
Montgomery Biscuits
CURRENT-2004

PEARL Mississippi

Trustmark Park
Mississippi Braves
CURRENT-2005

Duncan Park
Sprtansburg Spartans
1938-1940

BILOXI MS

MGM Park
Biloxi Shuckers
Since: 2015

CHARLOTTE N.C (Ft. Mill S.C.)

Kinghts Castle
Charlotte Knights
1989 – temp facility

Golden Park II
Columbus Mudcats
90-69,66-64,59-51

Joe W. Davis Stad,
Huntsville Stars
CURRENT-1985

City Stadium I
Lynchburg WhiteSox
1965-1962

Patterson Field
Montgomery Rebels
1980-65, 1956-51

Bayfront Stadium
Pen. Blue Wahoos
CURRENT-2012

WILMINGTON NC

Brooks Field
Port City Roosters
1995-1996

Regions Field
Birmingham Barons
CURRENT-2013

CHARLOTTE N.C

Crockett Park II
Charlotte Hornets
1988-temp after fire

COLUMBUS GA

Golden Park I
Columbus RedBirds
1950-1936

Pringles Park / Ballpark @ Jackson
Jackson Generals
CURRENT-1998

Luther Williams Fld
Macon Peaches
1967-62,60-36

Herschel Greer Std.
Nashville Sounds
1994-93, 1984-78

Lawrence Stadium
Portsmouth-Norfolk Tides
1962-1961

Fleming Stadium
Carolina Mudcats
1991

Hoover Metropolitan
Birmingham Barons
2012-1988

Crockett Park I
Charlotte Hornets
1987-76, 1972-54

Bosse Field
Evansville Triplets
1968-1966

Baseball Grounds
of Jacksonville
Jacksonville Suns
CURRENT-2003

MEMPHIS Tenn

Tim McCarver Stad.
Memphis Chicks
1997-1978

NASHVILLE Tenn.

Sulpher Dell
Nashville Volunteers
1963

SAVANNAH GA

Grayson Stadium II
Savannah Indians
1983-1968

ZEBULON N.C.

5 County Stadium II
Carolina Mudcats
2011-1999

Rickwood Field
Birmingham Barons
1987-81,1975-64

AT&T; Park
Chattanooga Lookouts
CURRENT-2000

GASTONIA N.C.

Sims Legion Field I
Gastonia Pirates
1959

Sam Wolfson Park
Jacksonville Suns
2002-70, 1961-55

Hank Aaron Stad. Mobile Bay Bears CURRENT-1997

Disney’s Wide World Of Sports
Orlando Rays
2003-2000

SAVANNAH GA

Grayson Stadium I
Savannah Spartans
1940-1936

ZEBULON N.C,

5 County Stadium I
Carolina Mudcats
1998-1991

Eric and Wendy Pastore

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(BallPark Research By Sabr Gord Brown)