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Team photographs, ballpark views and newspaper accounts follow different eras of Orioles baseball, including World Series memories and player stories.

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Sam Crane, the Former Oriole Convicted of a 1929 Double MurderJul 19, 2021Baltimore, MD--October 1983--Eddie Murray is shown at the victory parade after the Orioles won the 1983 World Series. (Sun file photo.)Eddie Murray at the Orioles’ 1983 Victory ParadeJul 9, 2018Albumen print of Camden Station with its tall central tower and two side towers, captioned Camden Station, BaltimoreBefore Oriole Park: The Story of Camden Station and Camden YardsMay 15, 2015

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Boston and Baltimore at Union Park in 1897Apr 22, 20151954 Orioles scheduleThe Baltimore Orioles’ 1954 ScheduleFeb 19, 2015Champion Orioles of 1894 Lying on the ground are: John McGraw and Willie Keeler. Front row: "Kid" Bill Gleason, Joe Kelly, Ned Hanlon, Wilbert Robinson, Bill Hoffer, and Hughie Jennings. Second row: Walter Brody, Henry Reitz, John McMahon, Frank Bowerman, and Artie Pool. Third row: Arthur Clarkson, George Hemming, George Carey and Bill Clark.When Baltimore Celebrated the Orioles’ 1894 PennantMar 12, 2014Memorial Stadium's brick front on 33rd Street with the curved memorial wall and light towers, under a blue skyMemorial Stadium: The Story of Baltimore’s Ballpark on 33rd StreetMar 3, 2014Baltimore Orioles player Cal Ripken autographs a baseball bat for President Clinton after Ripken broke the consecutive game streak at 2,131 games. 9/6/95.Cal Ripken Signs a Bat for President Clinton in 1995Jan 28, 2014Postcard showing baseball players seated and standing in stadium.The Baltimore Orioles in 1909Oct 23, 2013
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