Finding The Lost Babe Ruth
A century-old baseball photograph, a young player circled in ink, and a growing body of facial, documentary, physical, period, and location evidence assembled by researcher and collector Storm Glenn. This evidence has been very thoroughly reviewed and confirmed by top baseball historians, as well as by the world’s leading forensic artist, forensic investigators, and an expert GIS (Geographic Information Systems) analyst. See below in Documentary Record, and in Chapter 02: Expert Analysis.
Review the evidence
A closer look at the investigation
Explore the Cherryvale photograph and the research surrounding its possible connection to a young Babe Ruth.
Six chapters. One remarkable question.
Begin with the consolidated evidence summary, then examine each part of the case in detail.
Evidence for a Teenaged Babe Ruth
Review the full case: historical records, expert identifications, physical features, period details, and geographic analysis.
Chapter 01The Discovery
See the photograph, the circled player, and how the investigation began.
Chapter 02Resource Data Report
Review facial-recognition results and forensic comparisons.
Chapter 03Newspaper Records
Follow references to Ruth in amateur baseball from 1909–1913.
Chapter 04Geographical Analysis
Examine the buildings, aerial map, and proposed camera position.
Chapter 05Links and Resources
Explore media coverage and photos from Storm Glenn’s 2026 presentations.
Have a lead or a question?
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