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Veterans Stadium - Wikipedia Veterans Stadium was a multi-purpose stadium in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, at the northeast corner of Broad Street and Pattison Avenue, part of the South Philadelphia Sports Complex The seating capacities were 65,358 for football, and 56,371 for baseball
Veterans Stadium was demolished 20 years ago today - ABC27 Veterans Stadium, home to the Philadelphia Phillies since 1971, is scheduled to be demolished in the Spring The Phillies will begin play in the new Citizens Bank Park this season
A look back at Philadelphias Veterans Stadium | Itinerant Fan Like most of its contemporary sports venues, Veterans Stadium was concrete, it was round, it had tons of ramps, and it had artificial turf And yet, there were were a few things about it that made it uniquely Philadelphia
Veterans Stadium – The Phillies’ Former Fortress Veterans Stadium, often fondly referred to as “The Vet,” was a beloved multi-purpose stadium nestled in the heart of South Philadelphia Completed in 1971, it served as the home turf for the Philadelphia Phillies for over thirty years
Veterans Stadium - Ballparks Veterans Stadium replaced 62-year-old Shibe Park (A K A Connie Mack Stadium), which was located north of the city Its seating capacity of 62,382 was the largest in the National League, a status temporarily usurped by Mile High Stadium in Denver when it was the home of the Colorado Rockies
Veterans Stadium - history, photos and more of the Philadelphia . . . For more than three decades Veterans Stadium was home of the Philadelphia Phillies (MLB) and Eagles (NFL), and was primarily known for two things: its rowdy fans and terrible playing field Established in 1883, the Phillies played at Connie Mack Stadium from 1938 until 1970
Phillies alumni: Remembering Veterans Stadium - MLB. com Veterans Stadium opened 50 years ago this April 10 on a cloudy, chilly Saturday afternoon Box seats were priced at $4 25 The multi-purpose stadium with an AstroTurf playing surface wound up as home of the Phillies and Eagles for 33 years
The Ballparks: Veterans Stadium—This Great Game The centerpiece of the City of Brotherly Love’s sports hub, Veterans Stadium was a civilized structure filled with uncivilized spectators, where Phillies prevailed, Eagles soared and cats and rats ruled the underbelly