Don Stokes’ Colorizations
From the Lighter Side: Lou Gehrig and Kids!
From the Lighter Side! “Four Fingers Means the Fastball, Dummy!”
Another Gem From Don Stokes: The 1888 Cincinnati Red Stockings!
Let’s Dive Into the Dead Ball Era Again! The 1910 Pittsburg Pirates!
We Say A Sad Good-Bye to Hall-of-Famer Bobby Doerr
It Was About Time! Ted Williams Finally Wins Most Valuable Player Award!
Guest post from Kevin Trusty: “Rare Thievery For ‘Shoeless Joe’ In Cleveland!”
We’re contacted by Relative of the Great Dead Ball Era Catcher, Wally Schang!
We’re Contacted by Relatives of the Pitcher-Catcher Battery Mates from the Very First World Series, 1903!
The Classic 1926 World Series: Was “Old Pete” Alexander Sleeping Off A Hangover In The Bullpen?
The Baseball World Learns of the Death of Miller Huggins
We’re Contacted by A Relative of Dead Ball Era Star, Benny Kauff!
The 1918 Baseball Season: Ruth Emerges, While War and Gambling Take Its Toll!
The 1928 Boston Braves Play Nine Consecutive Doubleheaders!
It’ll never happen again! Pete Alexander Pitches Both Games of a Doubleheader!
Ted Williams Dramatic Final At-Bat, September 28, 1960!
Honus Wagner Gives Batting Tips To A Couple Young Pirate “Whippersnappers”!
The Leslie Jones Boston Public Library Baseball Collection, Part Two
The Leslie Jones Boston Public Library Baseball Collection, Part 1
Shoeless Joe Jackson, Chicago White Sox, 1920 – His finest year might have been his last one before lifelong suspension
The “Williams Shift” Debuts 71 Years Ago Today!
1903 New York Highlanders Colorized by Don Stokes!
“Old Pete” Alexander and Ernie Shore: Starters in Game One of the1915 World Series
Let’s Remember “The Bellyache Heard Round the World!”
We Made It!! Happy Opening Day!!
Beautiful Miller Huggins Colorization by Don Stokes!
Classic Ty Cobb from Charles Conlon Collection – Colorized by Don Stokes!
Beautiful Mel Ott Colorization by Don Stokes!
Spotlight on the “Eight Men Out”: Eddie Cicotte and the 1919 Black Sox Scandal!
We’re Contacted by a Descendant of Hall-of-Famer, Earl Averill!
Rogers Hornsby Traded Again!
We’re Half Way to “Pitchers and Catchers Report…”
Don Stokes Hits a Home Run: Casey Stengel with 1939 Boston Bees!
Babe Ruth at Christmas!
Birthday Tribute to Ty Cobb: His Great Season of 1911
A Glorious Era Comes to an End: Joe DiMaggio Bids Farewell to the Baseball World, December 11, 1951!
A Belated Birthday Tribute to The “Overshadowed” Hall-of-Famer,Tony Lazzeri!
“Shoeless Joe” Jackson’s Incredible Three-Year Span, 1911-13!”
