Known as the Mistake by the Lake, Cleveland Municipal Stadium, was one of football’s hallowed grounds for more than five decades. The idea for a new stadium in Cleveland was first mentioned in 1903. By the 1920s a 25,000 seat was proposed. However, Osborn Engineering designed a much bigger stadium that could house a variety
CANDLESTICK PARK
With a legendary history that includes five Super Bowl Champion teams and Hall of Fame players including Joe Montana, Jerry Rice and Steve Young; Candlestick Park was the home to some of the greatest teams in NFL history. Originally built for the San Francisco Giants (MLB), Candlestick Park was the home of the 49ers for
BUSCH STADIUM
Busch Stadium, home of two NFL teams during its existence, was the primary home of the St. Louis Cardinals (MLB) throughout its existence. During the 1950s talk began about the possibility of building a circular multipurpose stadium in downtown St. Louis. For more than five decades, the Cardinals (MLB) had been playing at Sportsmans Park.
BALBOA STADIUM
Although Balboa Stadium was the home to some great San Diego Charger teams in the 1960s, few fans know about the stadium the team played at prior to moving to Qualcomm Stadium. In 1960, the team, then located in Los Angeles, played at the LA Coliseum. For one season the Chargers played in Los Angeles
ATLANTA FULTON COUNTY STADIUM
Perhaps being more known as the home of the Braves, Atlanta Fulton County Stadium was the home of the Falcons for more than two decades. Construction of a stadium in Atlanta was first discussed in the 1930s. However, the first major proposal for a stadium came in 1956. A domed stadium was first mentioned, but
ASTRODOME
Known as “The Eight Wonder of the World”, the Astrodome hosted many sporting events for more than 40 years. Its history stretches back to the mid 1950s, when a domed stadium was planned by Judge Roy Hofheinz. Trying to attract major league team for the Houston area, Hofheinz built a model of a domed stadium.
ANAHEIM STADIUM
Home of the Los Angeles Rams for 15 years, Anaheim Stadium continues to serve as the home of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Long before the Rams move to Anaheim Stadium, the California Angels (MLB) had been playing at the stadium since 1966. After founding the Los Angeles Angels (MLB) in 1960, owner Gene
HARD ROCK STADIUM
For decades football has been a part of the Miami landscape as the city is the home of the Dolphins (NFL), Hurricanes (NCAA) and has hosted countless Super Bowls and NCAA football championship games. The stadium, today known as Hard Rock Stadium, has been the site of many great football games and the Dolphins since
CAESARS SUPERDOME
The biggest party in the NFL can be found in “The Big Easy,” aka New Orleans, home of the Saints. Fans can start out tailgating in the French Quarter and then move towards the Superdome for a Saints game. The Superdome has been the home to some of the biggest events in sports including numerous
BANK OF AMERICA STADIUM
In a state known for Tobacco Road and NCAA Basketball, professional football has been a part of the Carolina sports scene since 1996. The push for a NFL franchise began in the mid to late 1980s, after Charlotte was awarded an expansion NBA franchise. In 1987, former NFL player Jerry Richardson led the effort to