Author, Bob Fulton, is well known for his extensive writings for regional and national pubications, including books, newspapers and magazines featuring the Pittsburgh Pirates.  His interest began when he attended his first Pittsburgh Pirate game in 1961.  He left that game with a baseball caught bare handed by his father, Wayne, an usher at Forbes Field.  Thus began Bob's lifelong passion for Pirate baseball.

In his book, Burial at Home Plate, he shares facts, feats and firsts in Pittsburgh Pirate history.  Known as "The Ol' Ball Game Fulton," he is a member of the Society for American Baseball Research and lives in Indiana, PA.

Join us at the Historical Society on June 18 at 6:30 p.m. for an evening that is sure to appeal to baseball fans young and old.