Boston Braves, from 1912 to 1952, after which they moved to Milwaukee to become the Milwaukee Braves.

Established
1883

City
Boston – Milwaukee – Atlanta

League History
2000 – Present  Major League Baseball
1883 – 1999  National League

Nickname
Braves – James Gaffney, who became president of Boston’s National League franchise in 1911, was a member of Tammany Hall, the Democratic Party machine that controlled New York City politics throughout the 19th century. The Tammany name was derived from Tammamend, a Delaware Valley Indian chief. The society adopted an Indian headdress as its emblem and its members became known as Braves.

Stadium
2017 – Present  SunTrust Park
1997 – 2016  Turner Field
1976 – 1996  Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
1966 – 1976  Atlanta Stadium

*Milwaukee*
1953 – 1965  Milwaukee County Stadium

*Boston*
1915 – 1952  Braves Field
1936 – 1941  National League Park
1914 – 1915  Fenway Park
1894 – 1914  South End Grounds
1894  Congress Street Grounds
1883 – 1894  South End Grounds

Owner
2007 – Present  Liberty Media Corporation
1996 – 2007  Time Warner
1976 – 1996  Ted Turner
1962 – 1976  William Bartholomay
1944 – 1962  Lou Perini
1935 – 1945  Bob Quinn
1922 – 1935  Emil Fuchs
1919 – 1922  George W. Grant
1915 – 1918  Percy Haughton
1912 – 1915  James Gaffney
1911  William Hepburn Russell
1909 – 1910  John Dovey
1907 – 1909  George & John Dovey
1883 – 1909  Arthur Soden