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Just north of Highway 20 on the eastern edge of the small Northeast Nebraska town of Osmond is Osmond Memorial Park. Inside this park sits the community baseball diamond, home to amateur baseball action. | Just north of Highway 20 on the eastern edge of the small Northeast Nebraska town of Osmond is Osmond Memorial Park. Inside this park sits the community baseball diamond, home to amateur baseball action. | ||
Spacious, concrete bench-style seating underneath a wooden roofed grandstand is a notable feature. | Spacious, concrete bench-style seating underneath a wooden roofed grandstand is a notable feature. Built into the surrounding landscape, the grandstand seats provide shade and relief from the summer heat and an excellent view of the on-field action. Beyond the chain-link boundaries of the outfield is expansive farmland intersected by the North Fork of the Elkhorn River. | ||
The ballyard features an all dirt in-field, a fertile grass outfield, and above-ground dugouts. The restroom and concession facilities sit behind the third baseline. The ballgame announcers call games in a perch behind the first baseline. | The ballyard features an all dirt in-field, a fertile grass outfield, and above-ground dugouts. The restroom and concession facilities sit behind the third baseline. The ballgame announcers call games in a perch behind the first baseline. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:54, 9 July 2026
Just north of Highway 20 on the eastern edge of the small Northeast Nebraska town of Osmond is Osmond Memorial Park. Inside this park sits the community baseball diamond, home to amateur baseball action.
Spacious, concrete bench-style seating underneath a wooden roofed grandstand is a notable feature. Built into the surrounding landscape, the grandstand seats provide shade and relief from the summer heat and an excellent view of the on-field action. Beyond the chain-link boundaries of the outfield is expansive farmland intersected by the North Fork of the Elkhorn River.
The ballyard features an all dirt in-field, a fertile grass outfield, and above-ground dugouts. The restroom and concession facilities sit behind the third baseline. The ballgame announcers call games in a perch behind the first baseline.
