the 2003 season Terry Park was used by the Eagles of Florida Gulf Coast University while their new ballpark is being built at their Fort Myers campus. Terry Park Hall of Famers 1925 Al Simmons Lefty Grove Jimmie Foxx Mickey Cochrane Babe Ruth Frankie Frisch Hack Wilson Travis Jackson Freddie Lindstrom 1926 George Kelly 1927 Ty Cobb Eddie Collins Zach Wheat Rodgers Hornsby Jim Bottomley Dave Bancroft 1928 Tris Speaker Edd Roush Rabbit Maranville Mel Ott. 1929 Grover Cleveland Alexander Chuck Klein. 1930 George Sisler Leo Dorocher 1931 Ernie Lombardi 1932 Dizzy Dean Joe Medwick 1934 Hank Greenberg Charlie Gehringer Goose Goslin Chuck Hafey Hurricane damage In 2004, the stadium was heavily hit by Hurricane Charley with damage from the storm causing the grandstand to be labeled "unsafe". Later in the year, The Board of Lee County Commissioners approved a guaranteed maximum price of $701,697 for Compass Construction to tear down the old grandstand and build a new one. But instead of rebuilding the historic 5,000 seat grandstand, the city replaced it with a small 700 seat structure. This was despite the fact the park was given an official historic marker in 1995. Technically once a grandstand is demolished, the ballpark loses all of its historic significance, regardless of whether it is the same field. Only the old girders have been retained as the outline for a new grandstand which opened in 2005. Therefore, what stands at Terry Park now bears little resemblance to the original historical spring training location it once was. While the new grandstand is covered, it is much smaller and made of metal. Many residents felt it was most unfortunate the county decided not to try to save the classic grandstand. 2006 marked the centennial anniversary of Terry Park – at least the playing field portion of it. The new stadium currently seats about 900 people, as the additional bleachers down the foul lines have been removed. A spring training museum is also being considered for the park. Today Today, over 160 college baseball teams from around the country use Terry Park in the month of March to begin their college season. The park is currently part of a multi-diamond facility serving various amateur levels of baseball. The facility sees year-round amateur baseball use. This property is part of the Lee County Multiple Property Submission, a Multiple Property Submission to the National Register. Terry Park is