Memorabilia

1968 Season Pass

Dodger Travel Trunks
When Jackie Robinson announced his retirement from baseball in January 1957, he posed in front of his locker at Ebbets Field. Next to Robinson was a "Brooklyn Dodgers" trunk No.18. The Dodgers played their final game in Brooklyn later that season on September 24. During batting practice, manager Walter Alston used one of the trunks as a desk to sign a box of baseballs.

These trunks have traveled with the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers through time and space, carrying equipment and luggage from Ebbets Field in Brooklyn to Spring Training in Vero Beach and, finally, to Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.

Wall of Tickets

Baseball Table

Memories from Coast to Coast
The 1955 Dodgers won their frst and only championship in the history of the Brooklyn franchise, defeating the New York Yankees in a thrilling seven-game World Series. During the season, the Brooklyn fans celebrated the 36th birthday of shortstop and team captain Pee Wee Reese [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/pee-wee-reese.php], who received a silver plate with the engraved signatures of his teammates.

The Dodgers would move to the West Coast in 1958, but the memories of Brooklyn would never be forgotten. The Los Angeles Dodgers renewed the rivalry with their longtime October rivals in 1963, defeating the Yankees in a four-game sweep that featured a unique Dodger Stadium rally towel that included many of the famous members of the Bronx Bombers. In 2005, the Dodgers staged a 50th anniversary reunion of the 1955 team which included pitcher Johnny Podres, whose 2-0 shutout in Game 7 at Yankee Stadium allowed Dodger fans to abandon their famous battle cry, "Wait 'til next year!"

Bullpen Cart

Evolution of the Glove
1883 on

Dodgers 100 Anniversary 1890-1990

California Championship Trophy
Awarded to the States Outstanding Major League Baseball Team

Jerseys of Retired Numbers

• 42 Jackie Robinson
  [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/jackie-robinson.php]
• 39 Roy Campanella
  [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/roy-campanella.php]
• 32 Sandy Koufax
  [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/sandy-koufax.php]
• 24 Walter Alston
  [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/walter-alston.php]
• 19 Jim Gilliam
  [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/jim-gilliam.php]
• 4 Duke Snider
  [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/duke-snider.php]
• 53 Don Drysdale
  [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/don-drysdale.php]
• 1 Pee Wee Reese
  [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/pee-wee-reese.php]
• 2 Tommy Lasorda
  [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/tommy-lasorda.php]
• 20 Don Sutton
  [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/don-sutton.php]

Dodger Stadium Club
World Series Years

• Brooklyn 1955 [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/1955-world-champions.php]
• LA 1959 [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/1959-world-champions.php]
• LA 1963 [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/1963-world-champions.php]
• LA 1965 [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/1965-world-champions.php]
• LA 1981 [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/1981-world-champions.php]
• LA 1988 [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/1988-world-champions.php]
• LA 2020 [https://www.eatlife.net/dodger-stadium/2020-world-champions.php]

Some Past Events

• Dead & Co
• Luke Bryan
• Billy Joel
• The Beatles
• The Classic West
  • Eagles
  • Fleetwood Mac
  • Steely Dan
  • Journey
  • The Doobie Brothers
  • Earth, Wind & Fire
• Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival
• Elton John
• Paul McCartney
• Guns N Roses
• Wango Tango - Blonde
• ACDC
• The Three Tenors
• Motocross
• 1984 Summer Olympics
• Sports Car Race
• Golf Show
• Pope John Paul II
• LA Marathon

Club Level Section 239

Under Left Field Pavilion

Hollywood Walk of Fame Star