Stanley Harry Silver, 87, of Beverly Hills and the Parkhurst Field Foundation have entered into an agreement to have one of the most storied private baseball collections in America donated upon his passing to be on permanent display at the future NYS Baseball Hall of Fame in Gloversville, NY.
the bigger development of the week, if you will, is the grand stands, framing all the steel, half right now, painted, primed, if you will, for the green paint that will paint all the steel. The seating will come later, after the roof is on,
On Monday, there's the left wing of the grandstands, and as I walk forward, you can see some of the developments on the field itself. We have the home plate location bricks laid down, Clay is down. The mound is complete.
Right now, we've spent a lot of time this past week setting the infrastructure for the grand stands. You can see the walls, the pillars for the walls of support
Next week upright steel comes the week of the 24th. The roof will start going on the first week in November. The actual grand stands themselves. The seating for the grandstands will probably be the back half of November. So we're going to be building this thing for the next 60 days.
Good afternoon, everybody. This is Dave Karpinski with at the Parkhurst Field Foundation, coming to you live from our development of Parkhurst Field. I want to give you another little tidbit as to what is going on, down here.
What you see here already marked is the original home plate location of the original park in 1906. Out in the distance you see second base. And then ultimately, way out in the distance, you see a 200 foot marker. This entire area that’s been built up is the infield of the new premier field.
The Parkhurst Field Foundation will conduct the ceremonial groundbreaking for the $1.4 million Phase 1 construction of its “Legends Field” project Saturday at Parkhurst Field at 9:30 a.m.
The Fulton County Board of Supervisors Monday voted unanimously to support a $1 million grant to the Parkhurst Field Foundation in Gloversville to jumpstart its “Legends Park at Parkhurst Field” project.
The Fulton County Board of Supervisors Monday voted unanimously to support a $1 million grant to the Parkhurst Field Foundation in Gloversville to jumpstart its “Legends Park at Parkhurst Field” project.
The Fulton County Board of Supervisors Monday voted unanimously to support a $1 million grant to the Parkhurst Field Foundation in Gloversville to jumpstart its “Legends Park at Parkhurst Field” project.
The Gloversville Recreation Commission will host a showing of Universal Studios blockbuster movie ‘Field of Dreams’ on Saturday at Parkhurst Field on Harrison Street in Gloversville.
David Karpinski, executive director of the Parkhurst Field Foundation, announced that the foundation has entered into an agreement with Eastern New York Travel Baseball (ENYTB) to host the Last Man Standing Tournament for the travel baseball organization after the $2.3 million development project is complete at the park, according to a news release.
With questions surrounding stormwater management and parking access addressed, the Planning Board granted final site plan approval for the redevelopment of Parkhurst Field.
Changes to the materials used for parking areas and walkways at Parkhurst Field should address stormwater concerns, although review by city consultants is needed before final approval can be given for the proposed redevelopment project.
GLOVERSVILLE — The Planning Board will hold a public hearing on redevelopment plans for Parkhurst Field today at 7 p.m. during the regular meeting at City Hall.
Vintage Baseball Game and Fulton County Baseball & Sports HOF Inductions Scheduled at Parkhurst Field; Charlie Fredericks, Jack Sanford, Tom Foster and Chick Musillo set to be inducted The
Gloversville, NY-For Immediate Release JULY 16, 2018: David Karpinski, Executive Director of the Parkhurst Field Foundation announced that the Foundation has signed a book deal with the authors of “Chasing
David Karpinski, executive director of the Parkhurst Field Foundation has been selected to present “Parkhurst Field — The Original Field of Dreams” at the 2018 Cooperstown Symposium on Baseball and American Culture at the Baseball Hall of Fame, in Cooperstown on May 31.
GLOVERSVILLE — The Common Council voted to remove a revert-back clause attached to two parcels of land purchased by Gloversville Little League from the city in 2013 that are now
In 1907, the Pittsburgh Pirates made their first appearance in the Fulton County area when they played an exhibition game at A., J. & G Park/Parkhurst Field on July 24, 1907. The game was against the A., J. & G’s of the New York State League, and was the result of a long-time friendship between Pittsburgh Pirates owner Barney Dreyfuss and the A., J. & G manager Howard Earl (former Major League Player).
The Parkhurst Field Foundation will begin its capital campaign this month as it prepares to create a new destination for baseball fans.
For over one hundred years, baseball has been played on the Parkhurst Field grounds.