Wrigley Field

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Wrigley Field is a historic Major League Baseball ballpark in Chicago best known as the longtime home of the Chicago Cubs and its iconic ivy-covered outfield walls.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf baseball stadium
sports venue
tourist attraction
address 1060 West Addison Street
architect Zachary Taylor Davis
brokeGround 1913
city Chicago, Illinois, United States
surface form: Chicago
country United States of America
surface form: United States
designatedChicagoLandmark 2004
division National League Central
feature hand-operated scoreboard
ivy-covered outfield walls
red marquee over the main entrance
rooftop seating on neighboring buildings
firstNightGameDate 1988-08-08
formerName Wrigley Field self-linksurface differs
surface form: Cubs Park

Weeghman Park
hasOutfieldWallCovering Boston ivy
hasOutfieldWallMaterial brick
hasScoreboard center-field manual scoreboard
historicDesignation Chicago Landmark
homeStadiumOf Chicago Cubs
hostedEvent MLB All-Star Game
surface form: All-Star Game

NHL Winter Classic
World Series games
college football games
concerts
installedLights 1988-08-08
league Major League Baseball
locatedIn Chicago, Illinois, United States
surface form: Chicago

Illinois
Near North Side
surface form: North Side, Chicago
nearIntersection Clark Street and Addison Street
neighborhood Lakeview
Wrigleyville, Chicago
surface form: Wrigleyville
NHLWinterClassicYear 2009
notableFor being one of the oldest MLB ballparks
historic neighborhood setting
ivy-covered outfield walls
oneOfOldestMLBStadiums true
opened 1914-04-23
openedForCubs 1916
operator Chicago Cubs
originalName Weeghman Park
owner Chicago Cubs
primaryTenant Chicago Cubs
publicTransit Addison station (CTA Red Line)
renamed Wrigley Field self-link
renamedAfter William Wrigley Jr.
seatingCapacity around 41000
state Illinois
surface natural grass
zipCode 60613

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Chicago Cubs homeStadium Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs ballpark Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs notableEvent Wrigley Field
this entity surface form: Steve Bartman incident
Wrigley Field formerName Wrigley Field self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Cubs Park
Wrigley Field renamed Wrigley Field self-link
2016 World Series Game3Venue Wrigley Field
2016 World Series Game4Venue Wrigley Field
2016 World Series Game5Venue Wrigley Field
2016 World Series CubsHomeBallpark Wrigley Field
Cubs–Cardinals rivalry ballpark1 Wrigley Field
Crosstown Classic homeBallparkTeam1 Wrigley Field
Ricketts family controls Wrigley Field
NHL Winter Classic notableVenue Wrigley Field
Addison station (CTA Red Line) serves Wrigley Field
Clark the Cub homeVenue Wrigley Field
Ernie Banks statueLocation Wrigley Field
William Wrigley Jr. namesakeOf Wrigley Field
Sloan Park designInspiredBy Wrigley Field
Weeghman Park formerNameOf Wrigley Field
Weeghman Park successorName Wrigley Field
Lakeview hasLandmark Wrigley Field
Clark Street and Addison Street hasNearbyLandmark Wrigley Field
this entity surface form: Wrigley Field marquee
Clark Street and Addison Street hasNearbyLandmark Wrigley Field
this entity surface form: statue of Ernie Banks
Zachary Taylor Davis notableWork Wrigley Field
Zachary Taylor Davis designed Wrigley Field
1929 World Series gamePlayedAt Wrigley Field
Wrigleyville, Chicago namedAfter Wrigley Field
Wrigleyville, Chicago hasLandmark Wrigley Field
2008–09 NHL season notableEvent Wrigley Field
this entity surface form: Winter Classic played at Wrigley Field
1933 NFL season championshipGameVenue Wrigley Field
1060 Project location Wrigley Field
1060 Project associatedWith Wrigley Field
North Siders homeBallparkOfTeam Wrigley Field
Lakeview, Chicago contains Wrigley Field
Clark Street near Wrigley Field
Philip K. Wrigley owned Wrigley Field
National Historic Landmarks in California hasPart Wrigley Field
this entity surface form: Wrigley Field (Los Angeles)
Mr. Cub associatedWithVenue Wrigley Field
subject surface form: Ernie Banks