The namesake of Curt Schilling's game company, it contains a manual scoreboard, and its dimensions are the bane of lefthanded pitchers.
Had it been built one year sooner, it would have stood directly behind Duffy's Cliff. The Smith family of Wilmington are the only people allowed to paint it; such care is warranted, as the hiding of old advertisements by a fresh coat of paint in 1947 gave it half of its name. Stool seating near it was added in 2005 and dubbed The Nation's Nest, while it sits directly opposite Pesky's Pole. The screen on top of it protects the denizens of Lansdowne Street, but in July 2005, no one could prevent an episode of urination inside of it, perpetrated by Manny Ramirez. The namesake of Curt Schilling's game company, it contains a manual scoreboard, and its dimensions are the bane of lefthanded pitchers. FTP, name this thirty-seven foot tall structure located a mere 315 feet from home plate at Fenway Park.
Had it been built one year sooner, it would have stood directly behind Duffy's Cliff.
the Green Monster [prompt on the left field wall at Fenway Park; prompt on partial answer]