Dwyer Stadium, Batavia, New York.

Home of the Batavia Muckdogs of the short season Class A New York-Penn League. Charter member of the PONY League in 1939, the predecessor of the NY-P. Originally named the Clippers, also named Indians, Pirates, and Trojans.

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1987 Photos showing original stadium:

• Stadium from 1st base bleachers.
 
• Grandstand seating.
 
• Another grandstand interior view.

Panorama style, original facility, 1992:

• Stadium exterior.
 
• Stadium from beyond right field fence.

Fall 1995, after original WPA era structure was taken down:

• Empty facility viewed from Bank Street.
 
• From where 3rd base concourse was.
 
• From front entrance.
 
• View from right field.
 
• Parking lot area.

Construction photos, winter 1996:

• Construction site viewed from Denio Street.
 
• The office building.
 
• Construction site viewed from Bank Street.
 
• Office & home team clubhouse in background.

New Dwyer Stadium:

• Stadium exterior.
 
• Stadium offices.
 
• Ticket windows.
 
• The Main Gate entrance.
 
• Entrance concourse.
 
• Standings and lineups are provided at each game. Note the writing surface.
 
• Grandstand from the first base bleachers.
 
• Grandstand from the third base bleachers.*
 
• Field from behind the home team dugout.
 
• The playing field.
 
• Grandstand & pressbox.
 
• The pressbox.
 
• Concourse area.
 
• Another grandstand view.
 
• Walkway behind the grandstand.
 
• Behind the first base bleachers.
 
• Third base bleachers.
 
• Box seats on the third base side.
 
• The infield & right field.
 
• Third base side of the ballpark.
 
• Area behind the screen.
 
• Visitor's bullpen.
 
• Batavia players that have made it to the Major Leagues.

The best mascot, ever!

• Maxwell T. Chomper III Esq., Dog About Town.
• Maxwell in action.

A few nighttime photos - 2005:

• Stadium concessions.
• Muckdog bullpen.
• View toward third base bleachers.
• View toward first base bleachers.

If you like diner food, we highly recommend these Batavia landmarks:

• The Miss Batavia Family Restaurant, 566 East Main Street. Sit at the counter and order the meat loaf - you will not be disappointed!
• The Pok-A-Dot, 229 Ellicott Street. Famous for roast beef on kimmelwick. Easy to understand why. French fries with gravy comes in a bowl!

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