The Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, NY would be a good
resource for you in general.  I believe they have or had a small exhibit on
baseball stadium architecture.

Lisa Dady
Curator
Rhode Island Historical Society

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> I was wondering if anyone can recall a recent exhibition on the
architecture
> of sports stadiums.  I know there was a large one in the Netherlands last
> year, but has anyone seen one in the States in the last few years?  Any
> references would be appreciated.
>
> Wendy Wiener
> Curatorial Assistant
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