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- McCulloch Park is the largest community park located in Muncie, Indiana. The park is named after for local newspaper industrialist, George F. McCulloch, who gave the 118 acres of land to the city for a park in 1892. The park later consisted of a baseball field that hosted two professional teams; the Muncie Fruit Jars and the Muncie Reds. The park also served as the spring training home of the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1943–1945. (en)
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- Corner of North Broadway & East Centennial Avenue (en)
- Muncie, IN 47303 (en)
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- 1892 (xsd:integer)
- 1931 (xsd:integer)
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- Pittsburgh Pirates (en)
- MLB Spring Training (en)
- Minor League Baseball (en)
- Muncie Fruit Jars (en)
- Muncie Packers/Reds (en)
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- McCulloch Park is the largest community park located in Muncie, Indiana. The park is named after for local newspaper industrialist, George F. McCulloch, who gave the 118 acres of land to the city for a park in 1892. The park later consisted of a baseball field that hosted two professional teams; the Muncie Fruit Jars and the Muncie Reds. The park also served as the spring training home of the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1943–1945. (en)
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- McCulloch Park (Muncie, Indiana) (en)
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