Cleveland Indians Collection

CLEVELAND: JACOBS FIELD. The home of the Cleveland Indians baseball team in Cleveland, Ohio. Photograph, c2000

LARRY DOBY (1923-2003). American baseball player, and first black player in the American League. Doby (right) photographed with Lou Boudreau, manager of the Cleveland Indians

COBB & JACKSON, 1913. Ty Cobb (1886-1961) and Shoeless Joe Jackson (1888-1951). American baseball players. Photographed in 1913

Germany Schaefer, Cleveland AL (baseball), 1918. Creator: Bain News Service
Germany Schaefer, Cleveland AL (baseball), 1918. Shows baseball player Germany Schaefer at the Cleveland Indians vs. the New York Yankees game at the Polo Grounds, New York City, May 27, 1918.

WWII: BASEBALL, 1943. George Stovall, former manager of the Cleveland Indians, and Vince DiMaggio, former Pittsburgh Pirate

BASEBALL, 1937. Bucky Jacobs of the Washington Senators and Bob Feller of the Cleveland Indians in Washington D.C. Photograph, 2 August 1937

Ty Cobb (1886-1961) and Shoeless Joe Jackson (1888-1951). American baseball players. Photographed in 1913
COBB & JACKSON, 1913. Ty Cobb (1886-1961) and Shoeless Joe Jackson (1888-1951). American baseball players. Photographed in 1913

Tyrus Raymond ( Ty ) Cobb (1886-1961) with Shoeless Joe Jackson, right. Oil over a photograph, 1913
COBB & JACKSON, 1913. Tyrus Raymond ( Ty ) Cobb (1886-1961) with Shoeless Joe Jackson, right. Oil over a photograph, 1913

CY YOUNG (1867-1955). Denton True Cy Young. American baseball pitcher. Photographed while with the Cleveland Indians, early 20th century photograph

RAYMOND JOHNSON CHAPMAN (1891-1920). American baseball shortstop for the Cleveland Indians. Photograph, c1919

WORLD SERIES, 1948. People gathered around some of the 100 television sets installed on Boston Common to watch a broadcast of Game 1 of the 1948 World Series between the Boston Braves

BASEBALL LOGOS. Various logos of American baseball teams, c1955

TRIS SPEAKER (1888-1958). American baseball player. Photographed 1916-26 as a member of the Cleveland Indians

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The Cleveland Indians, a storied baseball franchise with a rich history, have left an indelible mark on the sport. From their iconic home at Jacobs Field in Cleveland, Ohio to groundbreaking moments like Larry Doby becoming the first black player in the American League in 1947, this team has always been at the forefront of change and progress. Looking back to 1913, we see legends Ty Cobb and Shoeless Joe Jackson gracing us with their presence. These American baseball players epitomized skill and talent that would forever be remembered. Fast forward to World War II in 1943, where former manager George Stovall and Vince DiMaggio united for a common cause amidst turbulent times. In 1937, Bucky Jacobs of the Washington Senators faced off against Bob Feller of the Cleveland Indians - a clash between two titans of the game. Meanwhile, Larry Doby continued breaking barriers as he played for the Cleveland Indians in May 1951. A captivating image from 1913 showcases Ty Cobb alongside Shoeless Joe Jackson - two legends frozen in time. Cy Young also made his mark while pitching for the Cleveland Indians during early years of the twentieth century. Returning to Larry Doby's historic journey, we witness his first day with the team on July 5th, 1947 - an event that changed not only baseball but society as well. Raymond Johnson Chapman's photograph from around 1919 reminds us of another great shortstop who contributed greatly to this esteemed organization. Finally, we delve into one unforgettable moment: Game 1 of the World Series between Boston Braves and our beloved Cleveland Indians in October 1948. People gathered around television sets installed on Boston Common just to catch a glimpse of this monumental clash. The story of The Cleveland Indians is one filled with triumphs and breakthroughs; it is a tale woven through time by remarkable individuals who have shaped America's pastime.