Stadium Minor League History:
Eastern League
1938-1955
New York-Penn League 1957-1960
Eastern League
1961-1972
New York-Penn League 1973-1995
Northeast League
1996-1998
Northern League
1999-present
Current Status: Home of the Elmira Pioneers of the Northern League (independent)
What's Good: Another classic example of pre-WWII stadium architecture, Dunn Field just looks like a ballpark is supposed to look. I was also fortunate enough to visit on a night when Andy Larkin threw a no-hitter. And Elmira is located in a scenic, pleasant area of New York.
What's Not So Good: When I was there, many of the seats were old and kind of uncomfortable; Ugly, modern-looking dugouts and clubhouses were built to satisfy PBA requirements, but the team ended up moving anyway. Thankfully, the Northeast League (which merged with the Northern league for the 1999 season) is keeping professional ball alive here.
This Photo:
July 25, 1993
Elmira Pioneers vs. Welland Pirates (photo was taken before the game)