A list of ten different ways to help the Project for the Chronicling of British Baseball

Entries are already coming in for the British Baseball Photography Competition in its debut year. A selection of the best photos so far have been posted in an online gallery, which can be accessed here.
The overall winner …

A look at how Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s interests extended beyond crime writing and little creatures at the bottom of the garden

A number of programmes and other artefacts from the early and middle parts of the 20th Century have been added to the Project Cobb archives in recent months. While digitizing these materials for public consumption is …

I recently received an email from a designer named Dean Whiting, whose father Barry Whiting and uncle Maurice Whiting played baseball for various teams in the London area in the 1950s and 1960s. Dean has …

This is the first in a series of baseball “history snippets” with a link to Britain, from Project Cobb

News of Project Cobb’s attainment of SABR Chartered Community status and details of what this means

The British baseball publication Baseball Mercury was edited by baseball historian William Morgan from 1972 until 1989. Fifty-one issues were produced in all, and the publication’s scope covered both domestic and international baseball, as well as …

The British Baseball Photography Competition has been launched as a joint initiative of Project Cobb and BaseballSoftballUK

The 2009 update of the Great Britain national team history has just been completed, and what a historic year it was. While Great Britain had competed against a non-European country before (the United States, back …