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Photo courtesy of the Southwest Florida Museum of History - Ty Cobb, Thomas Edison and Connie Mack, left to right, at Terry Park in 1925

Photo courtesy of the Southwest Florida Museum of History - Ty Cobb, Thomas Edison and Connie Mack, left to right, at Terry Park in 1925

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  • Photo courtesy of the Southwest Florida Museum of History - Mickey Cochrane at Terry Park
  • Photo courtesy of the Southwest Florida Museum of History - Ty Cobb, Thomas Edison and Connie Mack, left to right, at Terry Park in 1925
  • Photo courtesy of the Southwest Florida Museum of History - Connie Mack
  • Photo courtesy of the Southwest Florida Museum of History - Connie Mack, right, speaks with Philadelphia A's players Lew Krausse, Joe Bowman and Roy Mahaffey
  • Photo courtesy of the Southwest Florida Museum of History - Bob Feller
  • Photo courtesy of the Southwest Florida Museum of History - 1925 A's
  • Photo courtesy of the Southwest Florida Museum of History -Terry Park A's
  • Photo courtesy of the Southwest Florida Museum of History - Dunbar easter parade
  • Photo courtesy of the Southwest Florida Museum of History - Thomas Edison and Ty Cobb
  • Photo courtesy of the Southwest Florida Museum of History - Jimmie Fox at Terry Park
  • Photo courtesy of the Southwest Florida Museum of History - Lefty Grove
  • Photo courtesy of the Edison & Ford Winter Estates -Thomas Edison, center, poses with the entire A's baseball team at his home in Fort Myers.
  • Photo courtesy of the Edison & Ford Winter Estates -Thomas Edison, center, throws a baseball. Year and location of the photo unknown.
  • Photo courtesy of the Edison & Ford Winter Estates -Thomas Edison lines up to bat at Terry Park with Connie Mack playing catcher in the background.
  • Photo courtesy of the Edison & Ford Winter Estates -Left to right, Hall of Fame outfielder Ty Cobb, Thomas Edison and Connie Mack at Terry Park in Fort Myers. Probably 1927 or 1928, Cobb's only years with the A's.

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