Sportsman's Park

Then: The home of the Cardinals and Browns sat at Grand and Dodier in north St. Louis (Cardinals.com)

Sportsman's Park

Now: One of the few visible signs of the ballpark's existence is this sign, on the Herbert Hoover Boys and Girls Club, which now occupies the corner of Grand and Dodier. (KMOX/Brian Kelly)

Sportsman's Park

Then: Looking towards home plate from the right field corner.(ballparksofbaseball.com)

Sportsman's Park

Now: Looking west from Grand, through what used to be the right field pavillion onto the Boys and Girls Club fields. (KMOX/Brian Kelly)

Sportsman's Park

Now: Looking northwest from Grand onto the Boys and Girls Club fields. (KMOX/Brian Kelly)

Sportsman's Park Offices

Then: Outside the right field line, where the teams' offices were located. (ballparksofbaseball.com)

Sportsman's Park

Now: A long abandoned factory southwest of the ballpark, across the street from where the teams offices were in Sportsman's Park. (KMOX/Brian Kelly)

Sportsman's Grand

Then: Bustling Grand Blvd. near Sportsman's Park. (Baseball Fever)

Sportsman's Park

Now: Looking northeast, across Grand, which was a bustling business district when the Cardinals and Browns played here. (KMOX/Brian Kelly)

Sportsman's Park

Now: Looking southeast across Grand. (KMOX/Brian Kelly)

Sportsman's Park

Now: Cardinals Care "All-Star Field" at Dodier and Spring, near where Sportsman's Park's homeplate used to be. (KMOX/Brian Kelly)

Sportsman's Park

Now: Looking east from near home plate, down what used to be the right field line. (KMOX/Brian Kelly)

Sportsman's Park

Now: Street signs at Dodier and Spring. (KMOX/Brian Kelly)