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Jos Cruz Dilan at bat for the Astros
Jos Cruz Dilan at bat for the Astros against the Cincinnati Reds in the final game of the season on Sunday October 2, 1983.
Oral History of Bob Watson
Bob Watson made his Major League Baseball debut with the Houston Astros and played with the team from 1966 until 1979. Watson describes the experience of playing baseball inside the Astrodome and figuring out the best way to bat in the stadium. He…
Oral History of David Long
David Long discusses his memories of opening night at the Astrodome along with seeing Mickey Mantle hit the first home run.
Oral History of Donald Bond
Donald Bond, son of Astros player Walter Bond, discusses his memories of the Astrodome and the different events he attended there.
Oral History of Drayton McLane
Born in Cameron, Texas, Drayton McLane Jr., followed his father's footsteps in learning various aspects of the wholesale grocery business. Having an MBA in marketing, he moved into management and became the CEO and Chairman of the McLane Company in…
Oral History of the Thompson Family
This oral history recalls three generations of Astrodome memories. Wilbur Thompson worked as a parking cashier starting in the mid-1970's. He was at the Astrodome for Astros and Oilers games, as well as the Houston Rodeo and Livestock show, plus…
Page from The 1995 Official Scorebook Magazine of the Astros
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Pennant, Houston Astros
Orange, 24 inches long
Photo of Astros Pitcher
Photo of Astros Pitcher
Photograph, 1965 Houston Astros Baseball Club
The first team to play in the Astrodome
Photograph, Astrodome Interior View During Baseball Game
Interior view during baseball game, Atlanta Braves and Houston Astros
Photograph, Astrodome Interior, Fish-Eye View
Astrodome interior with baseball configuration
Red and black seat Astros cushion
Red and black seat Astros cushion
Sparse audience during at Astros v Cincinnati Reds game
Sparse audience during at Astros v Cincinnati Reds in the final game of the season on Sunday October 2, 1983. Sign hung over the barrier reads Little Bit More in 4 Go Astros
