Category: Defunct Stadiums
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What Happened To The Montreal Expos First Home, Jarry Park?
In 1969, a small baseball field in Montreal was transformed into a near 30,000 seat major league ready stadium. In today’s video, we’ll take a look back at how the Montreal Expos’ desperate search for a temporary stadium, found them transforming an amateur baseball field into their home that lasted for eight seasons. The Breakthrough…
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What Happened To RFK Stadium?
RFK Stadium, short for Robert F. Kennedy Stadium, stands as a historic symbol of sports and entertainment in the United States. Located in Washington, D.C., the stadium was named in honor of Robert F. Kennedy, the late U.S. Senator and Attorney General, and was opened in 1961. Over its decades-long existence, RFK Stadium has hosted…
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What Happened To Three Rivers Stadium?
Three Rivers Stadium, a landmark of Pittsburgh’s sports heritage, stood as a testament to architectural innovation and a hub of community spirit. Home to the Pittsburgh Pirates and Pittsburgh Steelers, Three Rivers Stadium was a place where generations of fans came together to celebrate their teams, forging lasting memories that transcend time. Planning & Development…
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What Happened To Memorial Stadium?
Memorial Stadium, once located in Baltimore, Maryland, holds a special place in the city’s sports history. The stadium served as the home to the Baltimore Orioles (MLB) and the Baltimore Colts (NFL) for several decades. Its iconic horseshoe shape and capacity to hold over 31,000 spectators created an electric atmosphere during games. The stadium’s close…
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What Happened To The Spectrum Arena?
Mathieu Plourde, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons The Spectrum Arena in Philadelphia, once a bustling hub of entertainment and sports, holds a special place in the hearts of Philadelphians. Located at the corner of Broad Street and Pattison Avenue, this iconic venue served as the home for several sports teams and hosted numerous unforgettable…
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