Morgan Bulkeley, the NL's first president (1876), and Byron "Ban" Johnson, the AL's founder and first president (1900-1927); and
Judge Bulkeley's sons Morgan (the future president of the Aetna Life Insurance Company) and Charles (who would die in the Civil War) worked cleaning the office.
The team's owner, Morgan Bulkeley, who later became the first president of the NL in 1876, established the franchise in 1874; he gave the on-field captain duties to Lip Pike, who was also the starting center fielder.
Originally named Clarkin Field from 1921–1927, the stadium was renamed for former Connecticut governor, Morgan Bulkeley in 1927.
Morgan Stanley | Morgan Freeman | J. P. Morgan | Piers Morgan | Morgan Tsvangirai | John Hunt Morgan | Morgan Spurlock | Morgan | J.P. Morgan & Co. | Harry Morgan | Frank Morgan | Dennis Morgan | Morgan County | Lorrie Morgan | Henry Morgan | Tracy Morgan | Morgan horse | Morgan Fairchild | Michèle Morgan | Augustus De Morgan | Dennis Morgan (songwriter) | Thomas Hunt Morgan | Rhodri Morgan | Morgan State University | Morgan's Raid | Morgan Motor Company | Morgan, Lewis & Bockius | J. P. Morgan, Jr. | Debbi Morgan | Cliff Morgan |
In the 21st-century, acquisitions have focused on artists with national and international reputations who have strong connections to the Berkshires: Gregory Crewdson, Peter Garfield, Helen Febbo, Morgan Bulkeley, Stephen Hannock, and others.