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Reliving the Glory Days: Celebrating the Orioles’ 1966 American League Pennant Win

Relive the glory days of the 1966 Baltimore Orioles with a look back at the celebration of their American League Pennant win. See if you can spot any familiar faces in the photo!

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Here’s a great photo from the glory days of the Orioles. It shows a group of people celebrating the O’s winning the 1966 American League pennant … on the way to a 4-0 World Series sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Orioles fans in 1966 — Orioles fans in 1966. Source: Baltimore Sun

It’s a long shot, but any GoBmore folks know where this is, or who’s in the photo?

and tagged Baltimore in the 1960s, Baltimore Orioles

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