The childhood home to the baseball legend is likely to be relocated since the city's lease to the stadium it sits next to is void. The stadium named after baseball legend and Mobile native Hank Aaron, ...

Construction is officially underway on Georgia State University's new baseball stadium, a $15.4 million project being built on historic ground where Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium once stood — the site ...

The small, wooden house that Hank Aaron helped build had just been relocated outside the stadium bearing his name. On this day, April 14, 2010 in Mobile, the home was officially dedicated as a shrine.

ATLANTA — Georgia State University will begin transforming the former site of Atlanta Fulton-County Stadium for its new baseball stadium while still honoring the legacy of baseball legend Hank Aaron.

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Before he became "Hammerin' Hank" and a hero to millions, Henry Aaron was simply a boy from Mobile, Ala. who wanted nothing more than to play the game of baseball. Thanks to an unprecedented effort by ...