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		DID YOU KNOW Iowa’s Field of Dreams is real Nestled among the cornfields of Dyersville, Iowa, lies a baseball diamond made famous by the 1989 movie Field of Dreams. And yes, it’s real, it’s open to the public, and you can even play a game of catch on it! Originally built as a film set, the field quickly became a beloved pilgrimage site for baseball fans, movie lovers, and dreamers alike. Visitors to the site can walk the iconic rows of corn, run the bases, or simply sit in the bleachers and relive the magic. It’s not just a nostalgic spot. The field still hosts events, including vintage games and even Major League Baseball showdowns on a nearby replica field. The site proves the movie’s line true: If you build it, they will come. Field of Dreams Movie Site								12766 Mockingbird Lane

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