The document provides details about Yankee Stadium in New York City, including: - It was built in 1923 and was where legendary player Babe Ruth played, earning it the nickname "The House That Ruth Built". - Monument Park honors past Yankee players with plaques and facts about their records and history. - Some of the Yankees' greatest players included Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Lou Gehrig, Yogi Berra, and Whitey Ford. - The stadium had nicknames like "Death Valley" for deep center field and "Ruthville" for right field. - It hosted its last game in 2008 after holding World Series games, boxing matches, and All

1.  By: Wesley Sluga

2. Facts about Yankee Stadium The Yankee Stadium is one of the most honorable stadiums ever. The Yankee Stadium is where the great Babe Ruth played. Yankee Stadium Has hosted 37 World Series games more than any other stadium ever The Yankee Stadium is called “The House That Ruth Built”. The original stadium seated 58,000. Yankee Stadium was mostly likely built because of Babe Ruth

3. Monument Park Monument Park is a very famous place where all the past Yankee players are presented on golden plaques with there picture and facts about their records and their history.

4. Yankee’s Greatest Players ’       

5.  Deep center field is nicknamed Death Valley The right field bleachers are nicknamed Ruthville.

6. Famous Happenings At Yankee Stadium The Yankee Stadium had its last game on 9-21-08. It held 20 of boxing’s most famous matches It held 4 All-star games.