Ernie Pareti Chicago Alderman Candidate
Florence Pareti-Debellis (top left) Unidentified girl (top right) Bobby Pareti (bottom left) Eddy Pareti (bottom right). Picture was taken around 1936
Margaret Pareti tending bar at Ernie's Bleachers in 1942
Ernies Bleachers Tavern
Ernie and his family in front of the Hot Dog stand before he built Ernie’s Bleachers on the site of what is now Murphys Bleachers .
Scene inside the Grandstand Grill at 959 Addison St after bus plunged thru display windows following collision with an auto.
Ernie's Bleachers hot dog stand. Ernie Pareti on far right, Florence (Pareti) DeBelllis, Wally, far left, and unidentified boy
Eddy, Margaret and Bobby Pareti-groundbreaking of Ernie's Bleachers tavern-1940
Eddy Pareti at Holy Communion
Stagecoach advertising Wrigley Field rodeo crashed on State Street-courtesy of the Chicago Tribunes
Ernie Pareti at Rodeo
Ground breaking of Ernies Bleachers
Rodeo at Wrigley Field. Trailers parked on Ernie's Bleachers lot.
Florence, Eddy and Bobby Pareti-Roosevelt Military Academy-1945
1946 Chicago Softball Champs Hootie Hale - (Standing top far left) Eddy Pareti - (Top 2nd from the right)
Ernies Bleachers Coupon
VE Day celebration at Ernie's Bleachers-May 7, 1945
Eddy Pareti in front of Wrigley Field
Ernie's Bleachers- Ladies Night 1945
Ernie's Bleachers sketch by Norma Pareti
Company G marching-Roosevelt Military Academy 1947
Lou Novikoff
Lou Novikoff Mitt
Ben & Flora Pareti
Ernie Pareti kneeling behind ball and bats, Eddy Pareti child to the left, and Bobby Pareti, child to the right holding a lollipop
Big Syd
Ernie & Eddy Pareti Roosevelt Military School 1945
Company G Roosevelt Military School
Richard King-Tut King
Buster Haywood
Eddy Pareti Roosevelt Military School 1947
The Original Billy Goat Tavern
Ernies Bleachers Tavern Coupon
Beth Murphy showing off a guitar signed by Eddie Vedder in her office on the second floor of the three flat next to Murphy's Bleachers.
Ernie Pareti, owner of Ernie's Bleachers, takes five, sitting on a cooler.
Inside the first floor kitchen of the three flat next door to Ernie's Bleachers.
From right to left, Bob Pareti (standing), Eddy Pareti and Ernie Pareti. The two others are unidentified neighborhood friends.
Bar scene inside Ernie's Bleachers after a Cubs game sometime in the early 1950s
Ernie's Bleachers 1945
Margaret Pareti, owner of Ernie's Bleachers, stands at the doorway of her tavern across Wrigley Field.
Margaret and Eddy Pareti bent over. 1945
Scene outside Ernie's Bleachers before a Cubs game in the 1940s
Ernie's Bleachers hot dog stand during a Chicago Bears game sometime in the 1930s.
Margaret Pareti in the 1920s
Eddy Pareti on the left and his dog, Bambino, in front of Ernie's Bleachers (now Murphy's Bleachers, in the mid-1950s. The Sinclair gas station in the foreground is now a parking lot across from Murphy's Bleachers. The man on the left in front of the convertible is unidentified but resembles Andy Pafco, former Cubs player. It also could be Ransom Jackson who lived in the neighborhood near Wrigley Field during his playing days with the Chicago Cubs from 1951 to 1955, He would commute to home games by riding the Chicago 'L'.
Eddy & Margaret Pareti
The second annual VE Day celebration in 1946 at Ernie's Bleachers Bar (now Murphy's Bleachers) across from Wrigley Field. The owner, Ernie Pareti, is holding his dog, Boots. His wife, Margaret Pareti, is below him in the hat.