Booths lined the entire outside edge of the baseball field. And there were more than enough visitors to form crowds around every booth.

The promenade level also had many booths with exhibits, both inside, and as here, outside. The single sign visible here read, "Children's Discovery Museum Of San Jose."

Stanford University hosted one of the inside booths. Here, it was the "School Of Earth Sciences." During an actual ballgame, this booth would otherwise sell ice cream.

Down on the field, the spine part of a baleen whale skeleton was on exhibit where the public was invited to touch it. At the bottom of the shot was a box containing the whale's baleen, also to touch.

This shot demonstrates the typical crowds around each booth. Every booth featured a hand's on exhibit that only a few children at a time could partake in.

The lawn of the outfield provided a great place to lounge and relax as the day continued its rise into the high 70's Fahrenheit (20's Celsius).

Here were two examples of exhibitors. On the left was, "The Center for Science Education at Space Science Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley." Whereas, on the right was, "University Of California Museum of Paleontology."

The Disney Radio Stage faced the bleachers. At this time of day, the sun was shining directly into the audiences' eyes.