Ridgewood Park
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Ridgewood Park, also known as Grauer's Ridgewood Park (Ridgewood Park I) or Wallace's Ridgewood Park (Ridgewood Park II), was a baseball
Baseball
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 ground located in Ridgewood
Ridgewood, Queens
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, in the New York City
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 borough
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 of Queens
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. The grounds were used, on occasion, by the Brooklyn Bridegrooms
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 baseball club of the American Association
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 (AA), as their home park from 1886 to 1889 and of the Brooklyn Gladiators
Brooklyn Gladiators
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, also of the AA, for the 1890 season.

Today the location of the park, along Myrtle Avenue, is divided by Seneca Avenue, and the area has stores and residences.

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