Marsh Field

Location: Muskegon, MI
Laketon & Peck (SE corner).
Capacity: 4,000 (1949); 5,000 (1950)
The park was built in 1916 by Charles W. Marsh, a local industrialist, and a small group of investors. It was designed by Harry Boyle & Co. of South Bend, Indiana. A 1926 map shows the park in a residential area, with a grandstand and two small bleacher sections. The park was enclosed with a board fence. The catcher faced SE. In the 1930's, a concrete box seat section and concrete dugouts were added in front of the wooden grandstand. Lights were installed in 1946. Torn down in 1957, Marsh Field remains Muskegon's primary baseball park; amateur baseball is still played there.
Used by: Muskegon White Hopes, Muskegon Muskies, Muskegon Anglers, Muskegon Reds, Muskegon Clippers

Following are the minor league baseball teams known to have played at Marsh Field:

Attendance listed indicates the total home attendance for the team even if it played in multiple home ballparks or additional cities in the same year.

Average attendance is based on half the team's total games being played at home.