Photos: How Forest Hills Stadium Got A New Lease On Life - Photo Gallery

The view from the top row at Forest Hills Stadium</br>

One of the stadium's crests still sports its original 1923 construction date</br>

A back room, once used for painting matchup signs during tennis tournaments, now serves as a secret hang-out</br>

The stadium's original leader board is decorated with a crest from Mumford & Sons, who performed the first post-reconstruction show in 2013</br>

Hand-painted tennis ranking signs now serve as decoration</br>

Abandoned keeps turning up during the restoration process</br>

Inside the Stadium's secret, employees'-only "Raccoon Bar," one wall has been left to show the extent of graffiti tagging</br>

Artists enjoy an entire cabin as their backstage dressing room</br>

The view from center stage at Forest Hills Stadium</br>

During excavation of the stadium, a surfboard turned up with no explanation</br>

Concession stands will soon greet music fans outside on the stadium's grounds</br>

Portraits of tennis legends inside the West Side Tennis Club, which owns Forest Hills Stadium</br>

Hardcourts at the West Side Tennis Club</br>

Lamia Beydoun (left) and Isobel Kleinman relax and watch others play tennis<br>