The 1908 unused real photo postcard, identified as “Niagara’s Up, Niagara, Wis.,” shows the Niagara baseball team in action.

The field is at the intersection of Forest Alley and Brook Street on top of the hill.

At right is a view today of the baseball field, which still has part of the original bleacher structure.

The 1910 real photo postcard identified as “Approach to Ball Park, Niagara, Wis.” shows children seated on the wooden stairway that led to the Niagara baseball park.

A view today of the Niagara, Wis., baseball field, which still has part of the original bleacher structure. (Terri Castelaz/Daily News photo)

Today, only a dirt path within the trees marks where the wooden steps had been.

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The Daily News is bringing back photos of “yesteryears,” along with a current photo of area historical locations. “Back to the Present” is published on Wednesdays. Have a suggestion for a potential site? Email tcastelaz@ironmountaindailynews.com, with the subject of “Back to the Present.”

The 1910 real photo postcard identified as “Approach to Ball Park, Niagara, Wis.” shows children seated on the wooden stairway that led to the Niagara baseball park. (Provided by Menominee Range Historical Museum)

Only a dirt path within the trees now marks where a wooden stairway once led to the Niagara, Wis., baseball park. (Terri Castelaz/Daily News photo)