Looking for what these doors could have been for. Maybe sell them. Not sure.
January 28, 2025
Looking for what these doors could have been for. Maybe sell them. Not sure.
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Those look like the old doors to the first “Club” they put in at Wrigley. It was down the first base side under the stands in section 240.
Like really old, I want to say late 2000’s early 2010’s
Any chance you’re out near McCook/Lyons? The Max indoor sports place had a bar/restaurant inside called the stadium club and they had a bunch of unique cubs stuff. I’m not sure if these are from there but it seems likely from my 13-year-old soccer playing days.
How much??
Those are the doors to a bar/restaurant inside Wrigley. My dad’s boss was a season ticket holder and brought us in. After we ate we sat in our seats and watched the game. My kid self thought it was so cool to be apart of that exclusive “club” for that one day.
Question for anyone listening.
You know that scene in Rookie of the Year where Henry Rowemgardner (spelling) shows up to Wrigley Field. He knocks on a door of the Cubs logo and the opens up. Did Wrigley Field ever actually have a Cubs door like that?
Unless you directly bought these in not sure if they’re from the actual stadium. The cubs have a habit of keeping things like this.
6 comments
Those look like the old doors to the first “Club” they put in at Wrigley. It was down the first base side under the stands in section 240.
Like really old, I want to say late 2000’s early 2010’s
Any chance you’re out near McCook/Lyons? The Max indoor sports place had a bar/restaurant inside called the stadium club and they had a bunch of unique cubs stuff. I’m not sure if these are from there but it seems likely from my 13-year-old soccer playing days.
How much??
Those are the doors to a bar/restaurant inside Wrigley. My dad’s boss was a season ticket holder and brought us in. After we ate we sat in our seats and watched the game. My kid self thought it was so cool to be apart of that exclusive “club” for that one day.
Question for anyone listening.
You know that scene in Rookie of the Year where Henry Rowemgardner (spelling) shows up to Wrigley Field. He knocks on a door of the Cubs logo and the opens up. Did Wrigley Field ever actually have a Cubs door like that?
Unless you directly bought these in not sure if they’re from the actual stadium. The cubs have a habit of keeping things like this.