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Correspondence, unbound and in letterbooks; ledgers, cash books, attendance data, and other papers relating to the administration and management of the Chicago Cubs baseball team, a member of the National League of Professional Baseball Clubs. The correspondence is chiefly letterpress co...

Includes 20 photoprints of members of the Chicago Cubs baseball team at training camp in Catalina (Calif.) in 1926. About half of the views show groups of players in street clothes, while the remainder show the players in uniform. All the views are identified; some of the people depicted include ...

Correspondence, biographical materials, newspaper clippings, financial materials, printed materials, contracts, and other papers of Clarence "Pants" Rowland, manager of the Chicago White Sox baseball team (1915-1918), and owner, manager, umpire, and executive of other teams over the years. Corres...

Includes individual and group portraits of Pants Rowland, family members, friends, and baseball players and officials who were probably members of minor league teams although they are mostly unidentified. Collection includes a few cartes de visite, cabinet card, and panoramic photographs. Collect...

Color photographic prints of the Chicago Cubs' first night game at Wrigley Field against the Philadelphia Phillies. Images depict baseball players and fans on the field, the lights over the leftfield stands, the outfield bleachers, Ernie Banks and Billy Williams throwing the first pitches, the Ch...

Primarily portraits of an unidentified man who served in the Army's Chicago regiment and later, played for the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Includes portraits in military uniform, at 7th Regiment's Camp Lincoln (Springfield, Ill.) and as part of the 2nd Regiment band. Also includes portraits in a ...

Views of Chicago Cubs baseball fans celebrating outside Wrigley Field during two play-off games during the 2003 baseball season.

Photographs relating to the Chicago Cubs and Wrigley Field, produced by professional photographer, William Karl Valentine as part of a documentary project on professional baseball teams. Includes beer vendor, left field bleachers, 22 August 1987; Ryne Sandberg in the batting cage, 4 September 199...