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Revision as of 07:08, 23 May 2018
Location | New York, Manhattan, NY, United States |
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Modern Address | 2037 1st Ave. |
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Description | The "Red House" was the grounds of the St. George's Cricket Club, the city's most prominent cricket club. Wikipedia locates these grounds at 1st Ave. between 105th and 106th Sts., in the Harlem neighborhood. The New York Clipper, April 21, 1860 lists the Baltic and Harlem clubs as using these grounds. Sickles brigade use these grounds as a camp in 1861 |
Sources | The New York Clipper, April 21, 1860. Wikipedia |
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Club | Years | Edit Association with Field |
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Baltic Club of New York | 1860 | |
Gothams Club of New York | 1849 | |
Harlem Club of New York |
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