Dubbed "The Cathedral of Baseball," "The House that Ruth Built," or simply "The Stadium," Yankee Stadium was home to New York's baseball team for 85 years, witnessing some of the most incredible moments in the history of the sport.
This specimen is a brick fragment from the original 1923 Yankee Stadium. It was retrieved during the stadium's demolition in 2008, making way for the new Yankee Stadium that hosts the team today.
All specimens are enclosed in an acrylic specimen jar with a removable top, which arrives in a handsome, glass-topped Riker box case measuring 4x3x1 inch. It comes complete with a 3x4 inch display card with photos of the original Yankee Stadium and the specimen, as well as information about the field. The larger cards also serve as the certificate of authenticity and feature the official Mini Museum Seal of Authenticity.
