Blogs

Blogs with Content on the Origins of Base Ball

• Historian's Corner - Bill Ryczek

Frequency

Monthly

Coverage

Modern Base Ball, 1850s and later

URL

http://www.thenationalpastimemuseum.com/author/william-ryczek/historians-corner

• Our Game – John Thorn, Official Historian of Major League Baseball

Approx. Frequency

1 to 3 posts per week

Coverage

All of baseball history; many entries address the pre-professional game

URL

http://ourgame.mlblogs.com/

• This Game of Games – Jeffrey Kittel

Approx. Frequency

20 posts per month

Coverage

St. Louis ballplaying in the 1800s; about a third entries address the Origins Era

URL

http://thisgameofgames.blogspot.com/

• A Manly Pastime – John Zinn

Approx. Frequency

1 post per week

Coverage

New Jersey base ball in the 1800s; most current blogs address the Origins Era

URL

http://amanlypastime.blogspot.com/

• Baseball Researcher – Tom Shieber, Baseball Hall of Fame

Approx. Frequency

8 posts in the last 12 months

Coverage

All of Baseball history – but no blogs on the pre-professional era in past year

URL

http://baseballresearcher.blogspot.com/

• New York Clipper – Jimmy Leiderman

Frequency

16 posts in the last 12 months, 4 in last 6 months

Coverage

Photography and 19th Century Base Ball: mostly from the Origins Era

URL

http://thenewyorkclipper.com/

• Agate Type – Gary Ashwill

Approx.Frequency

2 posts per month

Coverage

“Baseball Archeology,” including 1800s ballplaying; no recent pre-1870 content

URL

http://agatetype.typepad.com/

• Project COBB on BaseballGB -- Joe Gray

Frequency

Occasional postings on early English base ball and predecessor English games

Coverage

Baseball in the United Kingdom

URL

http://www.baseballgb.co.uk/?cat=40