According to the web site (related link) the Braves played in Boston from 1876 - 1952
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They first joined the league in 1876 as the Red Stockings. The name changed to the Beaneaters amd the Doves before being called the Braves in 1912 at the suggestion of Johnny Montgomery Ward. The Braves moved to Atlanta from Milwaukee in 1966. -----
The Braves are one of the two remaining charter teams of the National League when it was founded in 1876 (the Cubs are the other). The Braves played in Boston in 1876 and were known as the Red Caps.
The Boston Bees (as they were at that time in their history) were bought by Lou Perini in 1940, changing their name back to the Braves in the process. Perini announced on March 13, 1953 that he was moving the team to Milwaukee, after fellow Baseball owner, Bill Veeck, announced that he had failed in his quest to bring his St. Louis Browns to the same Wisconsin city.
The Boston Braves' final year in Boston was 1952. In 1953 they were in Milwaukee.
1869-1871, they were one of the first baseball teams ever and have changed the name of their team several times. They started out as the Boston Red Stockings
During their time in Atlanta, the Braves have won the World Series in 1995. The Braves won 1 World Series while in Milwaukee (1957), and 1 while in Boston (1914).