Boston Fenway Park Tourist Attractions
Boston Fenway Park - To experience an unforgettable summer and enjoy the sunlight during afternoon, Fenway Park in New England is the right place to be, the hometown of famous baseball’s major league Boston Red Sox. In 1912 at Fenway, the baseball fans have been thrilled and distressed by some of the baseball’s best player who takes advantage. Don’t be upset if you can’t afford the ticket of the game of Red Sox, watch the Fenway Park’s behind the scenes tours.
The best and good looking players of the famous Boston Red Sox are: Cy Young, Babe Ruth, Jimmy Collins, Duffy Lewis, Tris Speaker, Harry Hopper, Joe Cronin, Bobby Doer, Johnny Pesky, ted Williams, Jimmie Foxx, Carlton Fisk, Jim Rice and Carl Yastrzemki.
Boston Red Sox consider Fenway Park as their second home. The Boston Americans became one of the charter members of the fledging American League in 1901. At the Huntington Avenue Grounds, the Americans played baseball. Huntington Avenue Grounds is a part of the northeastern University campus now.
In 1904 General Charles Henry Taylor, the proprietor of the Boston Globe and a veteran of a Civil War, purchased the team for his son John I. Taylor. The team once had names such as the Puritans, Pilgrims and Plymouth Rocks. Taylor replaced the group’s name Pilgrims to Red Sox in 1907. In 1910, Taylor said that he would build a ballpark for his Red Sox because for the reason the he’s tired out of rental agreement for the Huntington Avenue Grounds. Because of the setting in the Fenway part of Boston, Taylor named the new ballpark Fenway Park.
Fenway continues a connection to the legends of baseball’s history, even though the scoreboard is managed manually, its geometrically unusual shape (including the only ladder in play in the majors) and the legends story that played for more eight decades.
Address: 4 Yawkey Way Boston, MA 02215
Telephone: 617 267 1700
Tours: $10-$12
Single Game Ticket Prices: $20- $325
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