a fan section called the "Wolves Den". The Arkansas Alligator Farm and Petting Zoo is still across the street with a marker for the landing spot of Ruth's St. Patrick's Day Home Run. Artifacts related to Ban Johnson Park are on display at the Hot Springs Baseball Museum. On March 24, 2018, a ceremony was held at the Whittington Park site to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Babe Ruth home run. Babe Ruth's family was in attendance. Related events included Hall of Fame inductee Ferguson Jenkins and former All-Star Al Hrabosky, as well as noted baseball historians Bill Jenkinson and Tim Reid. Historic markers Today, there are four plaques at the site as part of the Hot Springs Historic Baseball Trail: Whittington Park, Mel Ott, Honus Wagner and Babe Ruth. The Whittington Park marker reads: The Mel Ott plaque reads as follows: The plaque for Honus Wagner states: The plaque for Babe Ruth at the Arkansas Alligator Farm frontage states: References Defunct sports venues in Arkansas Buildings and structures in Hot Springs, Arkansas Minor league baseball venues Cleveland Spiders Boston Red Sox spring training venues New York Yankees spring training venues Detroit Tigers spring training venues Brooklyn Dodgers spring training venues Pittsburgh Pirates spring training venues St. Louis Cardinals spring training venues Chicago Cubs spring training venues Babe Ruth Spring training ballparks 1894 establishments in Arkansas Sports venues completed in 1894 1947 disestablishments in Arkansas Sports venues demolished in 1947 Demolished sports venues in the United States Hot Springs, Arkansas