Original Dodger Lockers

Original Lockers

The same lockers were utilized in an auxiliary room beyond the Dodger clubhouse area. The "Angels Clubhouse," the room named after the American League team which played its home games at Chavez Ravine from 1962-65, also served as the dressing room for the Hollywood Stars exhibition games.

• Clubhouse attendants washed the uniforms after every game and let the clothes air dry on wire hangers before returning the jerseys and pants to the corresponding locker.
• A typical player locker included fan mail, schedules, and other random items collected during a six-month season.
• Star players generally were assigned lockers in the corner or next to a vacant locker to make room for the media.