This is a high quality high resolution on 70 lb. thick stock weighted paper reproduction (see my feedback) of a November 21, 1922 blueprint of the construction of Kansas City Municipal Stadium, in Kansas City, Missouri.  Originally known as Muehlebach Field, it opened the following year in 1923.  I purchased this drawing directly from the Osborn Engineering Company in 1995 and scanned it to make a beautiful reproduction.

  OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST: 11x14, $19.95; 16X20, $29.95; 20X24, $32.95 36X48, $79.95.                                          

CAN BE PROFESSIONALLY MOUNTED ON FOAMBOARD 16X20, $49.95; 20X24, $69.95; 24X36 $79.95.

This blueprint shows every one of the 21,580 seats and every aspect of this stadium at a cost of $400,000. 

The Kansas City Blues and the Negro League Kansas City Monarchs called it home until 1954, after which the Philadelphia Athletics moved to the stadium which was then expanded to two decks.  Jackie Robinson made his debut for the KC Monarchs in 1945 and in 1960, the Major League All Star Game was played here.  Also in 1960, The Kansas City Chiefs of the American Football League used the stadium as its home field.  In 1969 the Kansas City Royals entered the American League and it became their home field.  The stadium was demolished in 1976.  

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