Baseball team posed in front of a grandstand, panoramic photograph – Historic Photo Reproduction
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Few images capture their era like this historic photograph of Baseball team posed in front of a grandstand, panoramic photograph. It comes from the Snapshots of the Past collection, curated over 25 years for its historical value.
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Baseball team posed in front of a grandstand, panoramic photograph
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A panoramic view of a ball club lined up before a wooden grandstand, dated 1910, captures a moment when baseball was rapidly becoming the country's dominant pastime. Team photographs of this kind were often taken on the home field, so the stands behind the players usually reveal the size and style of the ballpark as much as the roster. Panoramic cameras, which swept across a wide arc to record an entire squad in one exposure, were a popular choice for these portraits in the early 1900s. Looking closely at the crowd and the structure behind the men can tell you a good deal about how the game was attended and presented in that era.
| Created / published | 1910 |
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| Original scan | 5,392 × 1,119 px · prints to 18 × 4 in at 300 dpi |
| Reference | MO St. Louis Cardinals Team 1910 |
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