World War Memorial Stadium

Park Name: World War Memorial Stadium

Tenants: North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Aggies (NCAA Division I- Colonial Athletic Association)

Opened: 1926

Address: 510 Yanceyville Street, Greensboro, North Carolina 27405

Dimensions: 327' (L), 401' (C), 327' (R)

Former Tenants:

Greensboro Patriots (Piedmont League) 1928-1934

Greensboro Red Sox (Piedmont League) 1941-1942

Greensboro Patriots (Carolina League) 1945-1951

Greensboro Red Wings (Independent Negro Leagues) 1948

Greensboro Pirates (Carolina League) 1952-1954

Greensboro Patriots (Carolina League) 1955-1957

Greensboro Yankees (Carolina League) 1958-1967

Greensboro Patriots (Carolina League) 1968

Greensboro Hornets (South Atlantic League) 1979-1993

Greensboro Bats (South Atlantic League) 1994-2004

The view from behind home plate at World War Memorial Stadium.

The view from down the first base line.

The view from down the third base line.

The grandstand at World War Memorial Stadium, as seen from the third base side.

The football pressbox at the top of the main covered grandstand. The stadium was built to host football as well as baseball and the center of the main grandstand is down the first base line.

The baseball pressbox sits behind home plate, just outside of the covered part of the grandstand.

Bleachers run down the entire third base side of the stadium, a setup more conducive to football, though the stadium has seen much more use for baseball over the years.

A much shorter bleacher section sits on the first base side, giving the overall seating bowl an unbalanced "J" shape.

Concrete seating boxes are built into the bottom of the grandstand, with wooden bleachers running along the top.

Some of the seating at World War Memorial Stadium has fallen into disrepair since the minor league Bats left in 2005. Some chairbacks still bear marks of former Bats season ticket holders.

The wooden roof over the main grandstand.

Boarded up concession stands sit on the concrete walkway between the stands and the dugouts.

The tight concourse runs underneath the seating bowl.

The right field wall pushes in toward the field of play, creating a corner in right center.

The small line scoreboard sits beside the batter's eye in center field.

The North Carolina A&T State University Aggies on the field during a game at World War Memorial Stadium.