Milwaukee Braves Wall of Honor

The Milwaukee Braves Wall of Honor is a memorial at American Family Field displaying bronze plaques with images and career summaries of players who shaped the team from 1953 to 1965. The plaques sit along the third base concourse where visitors can read about each athlete's achievements and contributions during those years.

The team relocated from Boston in 1952 and found rapid success in Milwaukee, culminating in a World Series championship in 1957 under manager Fred Haney. This title remains the franchise's most significant achievement during its years in the city.

The wall recognizes 19 baseball players who made Milwaukee part of sports history and continue to inspire those who pass by. It stands as a tribute to figures like Hank Aaron and Warren Spahn whose influence shaped how locals connect with the game.

The best way to visit the memorial is during a Milwaukee Brewers game when the third base concourse is open and accessible to fans. Plan some time to walk past the plaques at your own pace so you can read about each player without rushing.

The memorial was established in 2004 through a partnership between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Milwaukee Braves Historical Association. This collaboration shows how two different teams came together to preserve a shared piece of local sports history.