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Designed and built in 1940, students, fans, and patrons of the Camp Hill sports program in Pennsylvania spent decades rooting for their hometown teams within the confines of an outdated stadium with cracked stands, sagging bleachers with exposed nail heads, and subpar on-field conditions.
Like many baseball parks and athletic stadiums across the country, U.S. Cellular Field, the home of the White Sox ball club, is often faced with modernization. The challenge is to accomplish these renovations and upgrades without impacting the character and historical legacy of the ball club, while keeping fans comfortable and happy. U.S. Cellular Field has gone through multiple phases of upgrades over the past decade, with very favorable results, most recently of its seating, eateries and restrooms.