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1933 Architectual Drawings for Fenway Park's Green Monster
It's over 37-feet tall, comprised of wood, ton, plastic and concrete and has more dents than an auto junkyard. The Green Monster provides the left-field border of Boston's Fenway Park and includes a manual scoreboard among recently-added out-of-town and advertising displays. When the famed ballpark was undergoing construction after the 1933 season, the Osborn Engineering company drew up the diagrams, and here is one of them for you, framed nicely and measuring roughly 38" x 26". Beginning the very next season of 1934, that manual scoreboard made its debut, although the wall would not actually be painted green for 13 more years (ads covered the wall until then). The schematics offered here are in NRMT condition and provide a fascinating insight into one of sports' most enduring architectural achievements.
Past Sports Card, Memorabilia, Non-Sports Card and Collecitble Auction Items
Other past auction items that may be of interest to you.
Ted Williams Autographed Fenway Park Cooperstown Bat (34”)
Wade Boggs Signed Minor League Contract and Pay Check
Roger Clemens 20K Unused Game Tickets (30)
1903 World Champion Boston Red Sox Ticket
1897 Boston Baseball Club Book by Tuohey
Large Section of Fenway Park Wall (10x10”)
1970 Tony Conigliaro Single Signed Game Used Ball