Effectively Wild Episode 2311: Only a Woman: Ella Black, Lost and Found (Part 3–Ella’s Legacy)

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Ella Black was the first woman to write about baseball for a national publication—if her name was Ella Black, and if she was a woman. On Ella Black: Lost and Found, a three-part scripted series from Effectively Wild, Ben Lindbergh explores what we know about the enigmatic trailblazer and tries to solve some of the mysteries that have surrounded her ever since she debuted—and, just as suddenly, disappeared—in 1890. On Part 3, “Ella’s Legacy,” Ben reveals what he’s learned (and what we may never know) about Ella, connects her story to today, and pays his respects in person.

Only a Woman: Ella Black, Lost and Found

Link to Ella’s writing
Link to headstone photo
Link to gravesite photo
Link to family photos
Link to possible Ella photo
Link to Nancy/possible Ella photo
Link to Ella’s signature
Link to voice cast
Link to guest list
Link to period music
Link to pianist’s website
Link to “The Journalist” poem
Link to “Only a Newspaper” excerpt

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