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"Dugout: A Journey Through History and Sports" Step into the world of dugouts, where history and sports intertwine

Background imageDugout Collection: A Man Pushes His Dugout Canoe Along The Rapti River Near Sauraha And Chitwan National Park At

A Man Pushes His Dugout Canoe Along The Rapti River Near Sauraha And Chitwan National Park At Dawn; Nepal

Background imageDugout Collection: Dugout Canoe On Small Beach On Mumbo Island, Lake Malawi; Malawi

Dugout Canoe On Small Beach On Mumbo Island, Lake Malawi; Malawi

Background imageDugout Collection: An Elephant With Its Mahout Stand At The Edge Of The Rapti River Near Sauraha And Chitwan National

An Elephant With Its Mahout Stand At The Edge Of The Rapti River Near Sauraha And Chitwan National Park As A Man Pushes His Dugout Canoe Along The River; Nepal

Background imageDugout Collection: Bosch Dugouts, by William Hugh Duncan Arthur, WW1

Bosch Dugouts, by William Hugh Duncan Arthur, WW1
Bosch Dugouts, Hill 60 Sector, drawing by William Hugh Duncan Arthur, First World War. Showing a deserted German blockhouse with a table and chairs outside. 1917

Background imageDugout Collection: Blackburn manager Roy Hodgson looking tired as he watches his team lose to Bolton

Blackburn manager Roy Hodgson looking tired as he watches his team lose to Bolton Wanderers at the Reebok stadium. April 1998

Background imageDugout Collection: England manager Graham Taylor watches England lose in Santander Spain along with Lawrie

England manager Graham Taylor watches England lose in Santander Spain along with Lawrie McMenemy and other coaching staff. 11th September 1992

Background imageDugout Collection: Canoes and boats, Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Africa

Canoes and boats, Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Africa
Dugout canoes waiting for boats, on the water at Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Africa. Date: circa 1920

Background imageDugout Collection: Gunners sheltering during a bombardment, 1917, Matania

Gunners sheltering during a bombardment, 1917, Matania
With our artist on the Western Front - No II. New Series. Front cover of The Sphere featuring the first of a new set of drawings done by the magazines special artist during his latest visit to

Background imageDugout Collection: Decca gramophone advertisement, WW1

Decca gramophone advertisement, WW1
An advertisement for the Decca portable gramophone, with no loose parts and ready to play directly opened. The gramophone was recommended for taking to the Front during the First World War

Background imageDugout Collection: Monrovia, Liberia - Dugout canoe on the Mesurado River

Monrovia, Liberia - Dugout canoe on the Mesurado River Date: circa 1910s

Background imageDugout Collection: Picture No. 10764521

Picture No. 10764521
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Background imageDugout Collection: HSET2A-00104

HSET2A-00104
An underground village of dugouts doing business along the transcontinental railroad, 1870s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Background imageDugout Collection: Settlers preparing their prairie homestead for winter

Settlers preparing their prairie homestead for winter
Banking a prairie farm with sod for the winter in Dakota Territory, 1880s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Background imageDugout Collection: NATI2A-00151

NATI2A-00151
Native Americans around a fire on the Virginia/North Carolina coast, 1500s. Hand-colored woodcut reproduction of an illustration from Hariot

Background imageDugout Collection: NATI2A-00154

NATI2A-00154
Seminoles in their dugout canoe made from a cypress log, Florida, 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Background imageDugout Collection: Malawi, Monkey Bay. An old dug-out canoe pulled up on to the beach of Lake Malawi

Malawi, Monkey Bay. An old dug-out canoe pulled up on to the beach of Lake Malawi

Background imageDugout Collection: Dugout canoes used for fishing, iUluguru Mountains

Dugout canoes used for fishing, iUluguru Mountains
Dugout canoes used for fishing in the lake at the foot of the Uluguru Mountains, just outside Morogoro

Background imageDugout Collection: MALI, Mopti Pirogues

MALI, Mopti Pirogues (Niger River water taxis) jostle to meet an incoming passenger ferry near the port of Mopti. The slender wooden canoes are the traditional craft for fishing

Background imageDugout Collection: MALI, Mopti A pirogue loaded with passengers is poled

MALI, Mopti A pirogue loaded with passengers is poled along the Niger River near Mopti. The slender wooden canoes are the traditional craft for fishing and transporting passengers

Background imageDugout Collection: Water hyacinth makes for slow progress cruising up

Water hyacinth makes for slow progress cruising up a tributary of the Beni River in the Amazon Basin, Bolivia. BOLIVIA, Amazon Basin, Rio Beni

Background imageDugout Collection: Kenya, Kilifi

Kenya, Kilifi. A local fisherman paddles his dugout canoe across Kilifi Creek

Background imageDugout Collection: Three men pole a dugout canoe by moonlight in shallow water along Diani Beach

Three men pole a dugout canoe by moonlight in shallow water along Diani Beach

Background imageDugout Collection: British machine gunners in gas helmets, WW1

British machine gunners in gas helmets, WW1
British machine gunners wearing gas helmets, WW1. 1914-1918

Background imageDugout Collection: Shooting Box to Let Furnished

Shooting Box to Let Furnished
Amusing illustration showing a sign which had genuinely been hung outside a dug-out in France. A photograph of it had been sent to its former tenant, a soldier in Llandudno Red Cross Hospital

Background imageDugout Collection: Captain tasting the mens dinner on Christmas day

Captain tasting the mens dinner on Christmas day
Cooking the plum pudding in a German steel helmet - A Christmas Scene in a British dug-out at the front. 1916

Background imageDugout Collection: Sheepdog guarding French trench, WW1

Sheepdog guarding French trench, WW1
A sheepdog guarding a French trench, seen here at the entrance to a dugout. Date: 1915

Background imageDugout Collection: Bruce Bairnsfather cartoon, Where did that one go to?

Bruce Bairnsfather cartoon, Where did that one go to?
Captain Bruce Bairnsfather, WW1 cartoon, Where did that one go to?, published in the Bystander, 1916. Date: 1916

Background imageDugout Collection: H. L. Oakley cutting the silhouette of a fellow officer

H. L. Oakley cutting the silhouette of a fellow officer
Captain Harry Lawrence Oakley, the famous silhouette artist, pictured cutting the silhouette of a fellow officer in what looks like a dug-out during World War One. Date: 1920s



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"Dugout: A Journey Through History and Sports" Step into the world of dugouts, where history and sports intertwine. From Larry Doby breaking barriers to Babe Ruth captivating crowds, these iconic figures have left an indelible mark on the game. In 1947, Larry Doby shattered racial boundaries as he became the first black player in the American League. Captured alongside him is Lou Boudreau, manager of the Cleveland Indians, on that historic day. Their presence in the dugout symbolizes a turning point in American baseball. Travel back to 1924 when George H. Ruth, affectionately known as Babe Ruth, shared his love for the game with a group of wide-eyed children while playing for the New York Yankees. His larger-than-life persona brought joy and inspiration to fans young and old alike. But dugouts aren't just about legendary players; they hold stories beyond sports too. Bruce Bairnsfather's artwork "Where Did That One Go To?" depicts soldiers seeking solace in their makeshift shelters during World War I. These humble dugouts provided refuge amidst chaos and uncertainty. Corporal Josephine M C Robins showcases heroic deeds within war-torn trenches through her book "Heroic Deeds of War. " The courage displayed by soldiers huddled together in cramped dugouts reminds us of their unwavering spirit. Shifting our focus from battlefields to natural wonders, we find Native American fishermen utilizing traditional techniques along Columbia River campsite or embarking on serene journeys across Lake Malawi's waters in handcrafted canoes - a testament to their deep connection with nature. From Peru's Amazonia to Panama's Chagres River, indigenous communities continue ancestral traditions using dugout canoes as vital tools for survival and transportation. These vessels carry not only people but also cultural heritage down rivers flowing through time itself. Even Ebbets Field witnessed its own transformation within its storied dugout.