Wrigley Field in 1914. That house on the right is still there

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  1. The Dugout was on a 2017 episode of Bar Rescue. One of the worst owners ever on the show. Taffer ended up telling all the employees he would help them find new jobs. Good episode

  2. This is the content I come to this subreddit for! So, is the restaurant OK to patronize or sketchy?

  3. One of the best things about being a cubs fan is where our stadium is. It would suck ass being in one of the typical ones where it’s just a huge parking lot

  4. Hard to believe the Ricketts have made no changes and the value of the franchise today is the same price as this photo. I hope they can break even. When will the owners of TD Ameritrade catch a break!

  5. I think I was unknowingly part of some shady business in the basement of that building.

  6. It wasn’t “Wrigley Field” until 1926. If this is 1914 it’s Weeghman Park of the Federal League and the Chicago Federals

  7. One of the best things about Wrigley is it’s in the middle of a normal neighborhood. My wife and I used to live in West Lakeview and we’d take Addison to LSD to get downtown to work. As we’d drive east on Addison, Wrigley would rise from behind the trees like a hallucination. We could walk to games too, and I remember hearing the neighborhood respond to playoff games in the 2000s from our deck. Once our kids are off to college I’m thinking going condo in that area again to follow this next generation of teams.

  8. Walked past that on the way to a game a couple summers ago during vacation. Really unique and special stadium.

  9. I really miss when the pizza joint was a Baccis. Now it’s some generic bar pizza place

  10. Wonder if there were guys standing out front in 1914 saying they had dollar shots in the basement

  11. elwood’s neighbor.

    fun fact: someone had a birthday party and wanted people to dress up 80’s style.

    someone dressed up like one of the blues brothers… i walked right up to him and yelled, “ELWOOD!!”

    later he found me and said i was the only person out of 100 that knew what he was dressed as…. the “benefits” of being old i guess?

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