Bradner Stadium, Olean, New York.

Former home of Olean teams in the Class D PONY League. Stadium built in 1926. Olean was a charter member of the league in 1939, and fielded teams through the 1962 season. Orginally named the Oilers, also named the Yankees, Giants, A's and Red Sox.

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April 2004 photos:

• Stadium main gate.
• Identical plaques are mounted on each side of the main gate facade.
• Another view of the main gate.
• The stadium borders on East State Street.
• Another view from East State Street.
• Inside the main gate - the northeast corner of the bowl.
• The baseball diamond and seating was in the southeast corner of the bowl.
• Upper section bleacher seats are aluminum.
• Lower section bleacher seats are wood, and are the same throughout the bowl.
• Home plate was located where the lighter green grass is in the lower center of the photo.
• Looking in from center field.
• Northeast corner to southwest corner of the bowl.
• Southeast corner to northwest corner of the bowl.
• Southwest corner to northeast corner of the bowl.
• Northwest corner to southeast corner of the bowl.
• East State Street (north) side bleacher seating.
• The pressbox.
• The tunnel to the right of the pressbox.
• The other end of the tunnel exits to a park across the street from the stadium.
• Red's and Trudy's diner in Portville. Written about in the New York Times. Well worth the trip!

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