Terry Park

Also Known As: T. Pigott Memorial Stadium 1925-1977
Location: Fort Myers, FL
Palm Beach Boulevard in E. Fort Myers.
Capacity: 6,200 (grandstand constructed in 1954)
Dimensions (Left, Center, Right): 360-400-360
Terry Park was named for Mrs. Tootie McGregor Terry, who donated the land to the county in 1906. The old park played host to Philadelphia Athletic spring training activities for 12 seasons, beginning in 1925. The new park was built in 1955 for Pittsburgh Pirates spring training games. It had a large enough roof to permit a full house to get under cover when it rained. Opened March 12, 1925, the grandstand was torn down in 2004.
Used by: Fort Myers Palms, Fort Myers Royals

Following are the minor league baseball teams known to have played at Terry Park:

Year	Team	League	W	L	Attend	Avg.
1987	Fort Myers Royals	Florida State League	54	87	27,369	388	Roster	Stats
1986	Fort Myers Royals	Florida State League	50	85	42,083	623	Roster	Stats
1985	Fort Myers Royals	Florida State League	82	57	46,163	664	Roster	Stats
1984	Fort Myers Royals	Florida State League	81	60	137,553	1,951	Roster	Stats
1983	Fort Myers Royals	Florida State League	74	53	124,259	1,957	Roster	Stats
1982	Fort Myers Royals	Florida State League	69	68	101,597	1,483	Roster	Stats
1981	Fort Myers Royals	Florida State League	72	58	59,150	910	Roster	Stats
1980	Fort Myers Royals	Florida State League	66	70	55,927	822	Roster	Stats
1979	Fort Myers Royals	Florida State League	69	69	59,194	858	Roster	Stats
1978	Fort Myers Royals	Florida State League	71	66	65,574	957	Roster	Stats
1926	Fort Myers Palms	Florida State League	66	51			Roster	Stats

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.

Terry Park

Minor League Baseball