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Here’s a detail from a photo of Yankee Stadium in 1930, showing left field as it presumably looked (well, minus the marching bands, the goal posts, and the big “Baltimore Sun” watermark—and, obviously, from a rather different angle) to Josh Gibson in September 1930 when he hit his famous home run. In 1928 the grandstands had been extended into left field and now overlooked the bullpen.
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