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Ballparks

Giants Ballparks: 1883 - Present

Polo Grounds I

Years: 1883-1888
Location: 110th Street and Sixth Avenue, Manhattan
First Game: 5/1/1883 - NYG 7, BOS 5
Last Game: 10/13/1888 - IND 6, NYG 4

Oakland Park

Years: 1889
Location: Oakland and Hoboken Avenues, Jersey City
First Game: 4/24/1889 - BOS 8, NYG 7
Last Game: 4/25/1889 - NYG 11, BOS 10

Saint George Grounds

Years: 1889
Location: Staten Island, Saint George section on the harbor
First Game: 4/29/1889 - NYG 4, WAS 2
Last Game: 6/14/1889 - NYG 14, PHI 4

Polo Grounds II

Years: 1889-1890
Location: 155th Street and 8th Avenue, Manhattan
First Game: 7/8/1889 - NYG 7, PIT 5
Last Game: 9/10/1890 - BOS 8, NYG 5

Polo Grounds III

Years: 1891-1911
Location: 155th Street and 8th Avenue, Manhattan
First Game: 4/22/1891 - BOS 4, NYG 3
Last Game: 4/13/1911 - PHI 6, NYG 1

Hilltop Park

Years: 1911
Location: 168th Street and Broadway, Manhattan
First Game: 4/15/1911 - NYG 6, BRK 3
Last Game: 5/30/1911 - NYG 3, BRK 0

Polo Grounds IV

Years: 1911-1957
Location: 157th Street and 8th Avenue, Manhattan
First Game: 6/28/1911 - NYG 3, BOS 0
Last Game: 9/29/1957 - PIT 9, NYG 1

Seals Stadium

Years: 1911-1957
Location: 15th and Bryant, San Francisco
First Game: 4/15/1958 - SF 8, LA 0
Last Game: 9/20/1959 - LA 8, SF 2

Candlestick Park

Years: 1960-1999
Location: Candlestick Point, San Francisco
First Game: 4/12/1960 - SF 3, STL 1
Last Game: 9/30/1999 - LA 9, SF 4

AT&T Park

Years: 2000-Present
Location: Third and King, San Francisco
First Game: 4/11/2000 - LA 6, SF 5
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