right field) Currently: Demolished 2014; U.S. Bank Stadium opened on the site in September, 2016 Parade Stadium Home of: Minneapolis Millers – Great Central League (1994 only) Location: Dunwoody Boulevard (north, left field); Minneapolis Sculpture Garden and Lyndale Avenue South (east, right field); Kenwood Parkway (south, first base); Parade Park soccer field and Stadium Parkway (west, third base) Target Field Home of: Minnesota Twins - AL (2010-present) Location: 3rd Avenue North (southeast, right field, across from Target Center); 5th Street North (northeast, left field); 7th Street North (southwest, first base); Hennepin Environmental Recovery Center [garbage incinerator] and 6th Avenue North (northwest, third base); segment of 3rd Avenue North, to the southwest of the ballpark, renamed "Twins Way"; address styled as "1 Twins Way" St. Paul Red Cap Park Home of: St. Paul Red Caps - independent (1876), League Alliance (1877 part) Location: "across the [Mississippi] river and south of downtown" - i.e. the "West Side" Currently: Commercial / Industrial Fort Road Grounds or West Seventh Street Park (I) Home of: St. Paul Saints/Apostles - Northwestern League / Union Association (1884) Location: St. Clair Avenue (north); Duke Street (east); Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad and Grace Street (south); Oneida Street (west); a short block northwest of West Seventh Street aka Fort Road Currently: Residential St. Paul grounds or West Seventh Street Park (II) Home of: St. Paul Saints - Northwestern League (1886) Location: Grace Street and Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad (north); Toronto Street (east); Jefferson Avenue (south); Warsaw (now Osceola) Avenue (west); a short block northwest of Seventh Street West; two short blocks and across the tracks west of first West Seventh Street Park site Currently: Residential West Side grounds (I) Home of: St. Paul Saints - Northwestern League (1887) Location: Eaton Street, between Chicago Avenue (north) and Plato Avenue (south, on the "West Side" (the west bank of the Mississippi River). Chicago Avenue was erased in later redevelopment, along with Indiana and Fairfield. Fillmore, the next street north, still remains. Currently: Commercial / Industrial State Street grounds aka Athletic Park aka West Side grounds (II) Home of: St. Paul Apostles - Western Association / Western League (1888–1891) St. Paul Apostles - Western League (1895–1896) (Sundays only) Location: State Street and Eaton Street, on the "West Side". Contemporary city directory gives the location as "State Street Station Chicago St. Paul and Kansas City Railway". The rail lines were