Quentin Emery Johnson’s Touch ‘em All! is your all-access pass to the magic of our Major League Baseball ballparks, present and past. This 272-page journey represents a true labor of love, chronicling our big-league ballparks with over 1,700 color photos and 60,000 words. Inside, you will find a vibrant 7-page-per-ballpark celebration of the 32 parks used since 2012, immersing you in their unique character, charm, and beauty through stunning photography and informative facts.
Touch ‘em All! documents the way it was at our big league ballparks 100 years after the game’s original brick, mortar, and steel fields were built between 1909 and 1923. But the journey doesn’t stop there. You will travel back in time to explore those legendary fields and discover what now stands where baseball’s modern roots first took hold. The rich history of those legendary fields is highlighted, and to assist in telling their stories, this section features rare vintage postcards from the author’s personal collection. Only two of those original historic fields still stand today—Fenway Park in Boston and Wrigley Field in Chicago.
To top it off, Touch ‘em All! shines a spotlight on eight additional North American historical baseball gems. This book is the ultimate tribute to the game’s present, past, and enduring legacy. Step up to the plate and let Touch ‘em All! take you on the definitive ballpark pictorial tour!
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