The land was purchased by 1913, and John W. Grant donated $15,000 ($today) towards the construction of the field's first permanent stands; the field was named Grant Field in honor of the donor's deceased son, Hugh Inman Grant.
The field was named Grant Field in honor of the donor's deceased son, Hugh Inman Grant. The land was purchased by 1913, and John W. Grant donated $15,000 ($today) towards the construction of the field's first permanent stands.
The land was purchased by 1913, and John W. Grant donated $15,000 ($today) towards the construction of the field's first permanent stands. The field was named Grant Field in honor of the donor's deceased son, Hugh Inman Grant.
The land was purchased by 1913, and John W. Grant donated $15,000 ($today) towards the construction of the field's first permanent stands. The field was named Grant Field in honor of the donor's deceased son, Hugh Inman Grant.