Reserve Little Cubs Field
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May 2008 / June 2008 / July 2008 / August 2008 / September 2008

Careful attention to detail and exemplary cooperation and support from the Chicago Cubs organization will make it possible for Little Cubs Field to closely mirror its inspiration: Wrigley Field, the home of the Chicago Cubs since 1914 and the second-oldest park in Major League baseball. From the dugouts to the scoreboard to the ivy (grown from actual Wrigley cuttings), Little Cubs Field promises to be a fitting tribute to the legendary “friendly confines.”

The only replica of Wrigley Field

Little Cubs Field promises to be a magical place for baseball-related events. It has been built to the exact scale of Wrigley Field, but smaller…100 feet down the foul lines and 112 feet to the center field fence. A few of the over 30 replicated features that will wow visitors include:

• Ivy-covered brick for outfield walls (made from actual Wrigley Field ivy cuttings) Our Ivy was planted Oct. 8th, 2007 By Marya Veeck, daughter of Bill Veeck, who planted the ivy at Wrigley Field.
• Foul poles complete with flags of Banks, Santo, Williams, and Sandberg
• The traditional hand-operated centerfield scoreboard with flags, pennants, and the clock on the top works
• A basket over the outfield walls
• Kinks in the outfield walls
• Traditional green doors
• Authentic-looking dugouts, both inside and out...as if Lou could walk out at any moment
• A carbon copy of the famous admission sign
• A high quality grass infield, lined with a warning track.some of the grass (some of the dirt and grass are from Wrigley).
• There are corporate naming rights available for the left and right field bleachers—call 815-235-5318, Denny Garkey, for details.
• A sound system/public address system, with 220 power capability, to allow for concerts and other entertainment-oriented events
• A hand-painted mural of a crowd scene below the center field scoreboard You can be part of this. How?
• Sheffield and Waveland Avenue street signs/walkways at appropriate locations

And perhaps the best feature of Little Cubs Field?
No one will be allowed to leave without having fun!