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Architect. Thompson, Sanders & Ginocchio. General contractor. McGregor & Pickett. Tenants. Little Rock Travelers ( SA) (1932–1961) Arkansas Travelers ( TL) (1963–2006) Ray Winder Field was a baseball park in Little Rock, Arkansas. The ballpark sat with home plate in roughly the north-northwest corner of the property.
- Thompson, Sanders & Ginocchio
- 400 Broadway Street, Little Rock, Arkansas 72201
- April 13, 1932
- City of Little Rock
Jun 16, 2023 · Recreation & Sports. Individual & Team Sports. Baseball. Ray Winder Field in Little Rock (Pulaski County) was the longtime home of the minor league baseball team originally known as the Little Rock Travelers, a name that was later changed to the Arkansas Travelers.
Dec 19, 2014 · Ray Winder Field sat vacant for almost five years while forces outside of organized baseball determined the future of this historic ballpark. Many recognized the ballpark as a historic structure both for the City of Little Rock and for baseball, and it was proposed that the park be restored as a functional baseball field for city and college ...
It was Ray Winder who spearheaded the return for the Travelers to Little Rock, as a fan-owned enterprise, after a brief hiatus during the 1959 season. In 1991, Ray Winder Field hosted...
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1 day ago · I grew up attending games at Ray Winder Field in Little Rock and was delighted about 25 years ago when Bill Valentine asked me to serve on the board. I was the youngest board member at the time ...
Jul 10, 2021 · Constructed in 1931 in Little Rock Arkansas, Ray Winder Field, also known as Travelers Field, was the long-time home of the Little Rock Travelers, a minor league baseball team. For over seventy years, this was the team's home and host to other barnstorming teams.
Review by Gary. Ray Winder Field was the longtime home of the Arkansas Travelers of the Texas League. Built in 1932 as Traveler Field, the ballpark was renamed after a part-time owner who started with the club as a ticket seller and would be involved with the team for over 60 years.
