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PHOTOS: It's a busy offseason for PeoplesBank Park

From the field to the skyboxes, York Revolution's stadium is getting upgrades during the offseason.

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PHOTOS: It's a busy offseason for PeoplesBank Park

Brandon Girard of Wagman Construction uses a torch to loosen copper water pipe while removing it in the former White Rose Room at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The room in being transformed to house the 1741 Club, an all-inclusive dining and drink pass for corporate rental. The club will be available for the 2019 season. Bill Kalina photo
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Brandon Girard of Wagman Construction uses a torch to loosen copper water pipe while removing it in the former White Rose Room at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The room in being transformed to house the 1741 Club, an all-inclusive dining and drink pass for corporate rental. The club will be available for the 2019 season. Bill Kalina photo Bill Kalina, The York Dispatch

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Brandon Girard of Wagman Construction uses a torch to loosen copper water pipe while removing it in the former White Rose Room at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The room in being transformed to house the 1741 Club, an all-inclusive dining and drink pass for corporate rental. The club will be available for the 2019 season. Bill Kalina photo Bill Kalina, The York Dispatch
Jose Us of Hummer Sports Turf, Lancaster, removes dirt along the first base line at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The infield is being replaced this year. Bill Kalina photo
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Jose Us of Hummer Sports Turf, Lancaster, removes dirt along the first base line at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The infield is being replaced this year. Bill Kalina photo Bill Kalina, The York Dispatch

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Jose Us of Hummer Sports Turf, Lancaster, removes dirt along the first base line at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The infield is being replaced this year. Bill Kalina photo Bill Kalina, The York Dispatch
Wagman Construction employees Kenneth Autry, Jr. and C.J. Fitch, right, move a bar fixture from the White Rose Room at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The room in being transformed to house the 1741 Club, an all-inclusive dining and drink pass for corporate rental. The club will be available for the 2019 season. Bill Kalina photo
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Wagman Construction employees Kenneth Autry, Jr. and C.J. Fitch, right, move a bar fixture from the White Rose Room at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The room in being transformed to house the 1741 Club, an all-inclusive dining and drink pass for corporate rental. The club will be available for the 2019 season. Bill Kalina photo Bill Kalina, The York Dispatch

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Wagman Construction employees Kenneth Autry, Jr. and C.J. Fitch, right, move a bar fixture from the White Rose Room at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The room in being transformed to house the 1741 Club, an all-inclusive dining and drink pass for corporate rental. The club will be available for the 2019 season. Bill Kalina photo Bill Kalina, The York Dispatch
Foundation Building Materials employees William Sanders, left, and Silas Yashinski, cover pipings before spraying insulation at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. Several upgrades to the stadium are underway in time for the 2019 season. Bill Kalina photo
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Foundation Building Materials employees William Sanders, left, and Silas Yashinski, cover pipings before spraying insulation at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. Several upgrades to the stadium are underway in time for the 2019 season. Bill Kalina photo Bill Kalina, The York Dispatch

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Foundation Building Materials employees William Sanders, left, and Silas Yashinski, cover pipings before spraying insulation at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. Several upgrades to the stadium are underway in time for the 2019 season. Bill Kalina photo Bill Kalina, The York Dispatch
Jose Us of Hummer Sports Turf, Lancaster, removes dirt along the first base line at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The infield is being replaced this year. Bill Kalina photo
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Jose Us of Hummer Sports Turf, Lancaster, removes dirt along the first base line at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The infield is being replaced this year. Bill Kalina photo Bill Kalina, The York Dispatch

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Jose Us of Hummer Sports Turf, Lancaster, removes dirt along the first base line at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The infield is being replaced this year. Bill Kalina photo Bill Kalina, The York Dispatch
Wagman Construction workers, from left, Kenneth Autry, Jr, Brandon Girard and C.J, Fitch move a bar feature while clearing the former White Room at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The room will house the 1741 Club starting in the 2019 season. Bill Kalina photo
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Wagman Construction workers, from left, Kenneth Autry, Jr, Brandon Girard and C.J, Fitch move a bar feature while clearing the former White Room at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The room will house the 1741 Club starting in the 2019 season. Bill Kalina photo Bill Kalina, The York Dispatch

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Wagman Construction workers, from left, Kenneth Autry, Jr, Brandon Girard and C.J, Fitch move a bar feature while clearing the former White Room at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The room will house the 1741 Club starting in the 2019 season. Bill Kalina photo Bill Kalina, The York Dispatch

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    Brandon Girard of Wagman Construction uses a torch to loosen copper water pipe while removing it in the former White Rose Room at PeoplesBank Park Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. The room in being transformed to house the 1741 Club, an all-inclusive dining and drink pass for corporate rental. The club will be available for the 2019 season. Bill Kalina photo