Friday, August 27, 2010
Latest Ballplayer Graves
Did some grave hunting recently. First up, Kim and I went to Oakland Cemetery right next to Roger Williams Park in Providence, looking for Charlie Babington.
Took a long time, but I finally spotted him, with a bunch of family members. Charlie had eight hits for the New York Giants in 1915. Here's another shot from that cemetery:

Then the other day I had to go to the DMV to renew my license, and had to go the the one in Warren. I noticed that Barrington's Princes Hill Cemetery was right near there--that's where Harry Pattee's buried.
This didn't take very long, which was good since it was raining. He had a sweet spot right in the middle.
His grave's in the middle here--behind it is the big one with the cross, which had a sweet water view behind it.
Harry played at Brown U. before his brief time with Brooklyn. Then he came back to Providence to coach at his old school.
I have sent one each of these guys' graves into that Deadball Era site, so I'll have four photos up there.


Then the other day I had to go to the DMV to renew my license, and had to go the the one in Warren. I noticed that Barrington's Princes Hill Cemetery was right near there--that's where Harry Pattee's buried.



I have sent one each of these guys' graves into that Deadball Era site, so I'll have four photos up there.
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