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Location	Boston, MA, United States
Modern Address	400 Soldiers Field Road
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Description	The Riverside Park (est. 1864) was used for the 1867 New England Baseball Tournament, as well as other baseball games. This was a Trotting horse race park, aka Beacon Park. It was situated in Allston, today a neighborhood of Boston, on the Charles River, bounded by Cambridge St. on the north and the railroad tracks on the south and west. The modern Doubletree Hotel sits on the northeast corner of the park.
Sources	Boston Advertiser, Sept. 24, 1867
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Found by	Bruce Allardice
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Entered by	Bruce Allardice

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 |Modern Address=400 Soldiers Field Road
 |Description=<p>The Riverside Park (est. 1864) was used for the 1867 New England Baseball Tournament, as well as other baseball games.&nbsp;</p>
-<p>This was a Trotting horse race park, aka Beacon Park. It was situated in Allston, within easy distance of Boston, on the Charles River, bounded by Cambridge St. on the north and the railroad tracks on the south and west. The modern Doubletree Hotel sits on the northeast corner of the park.</p>
+<p>This was a Trotting horse race park, aka Beacon Park. It was situated in Allston, today a neighborhood of Boston, on the Charles River, bounded by Cambridge St. on the north and the railroad tracks on the south and west. The modern Doubletree Hotel sits on the northeast corner of the park.</p>
 |Sources=<p>Boston Advertiser, Sept. 24, 1867</p>
 |Comment=