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Twickenham stadium (1975 bytes)
1: ...Stand]]'''Twickenham Stadium''', located in the [[Twickenham]] district of [[London]], is currently the larges... 3: ... actually used to grow cabbages and so Twickenham Stadium is affectionately known as the 'Cabbage Patch'. I... 16: ...u.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/RFUHome.Twickenham RFU Twickenham site] 18: [[Category:Stadiums]] 19: [[Category:Rugby stadiums]] Twickenham (10992 bytes) 3: !colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|Twickenham 25: |width="50%"|[[Post town]]:||TWICKENHAM 32: '''Twickenham''' is a town in the [[London Borough of Richmond ... 34: ...er of [[public house]]s and eateries in the area. Twickenham is also notable for its arts heritage. 38: ...nd [[Eel Pie Island]] - which is connected to the Twickenham embankment by a narrow footbridge. The land adjac... Twickenham Film Studios (730 bytes) 1: '''Twickenham Film Studios''' located in [[London]], [[England]... 3: Work on numerous motion pictures has been done at Twickenham, including the films ''[[The Others (2001 film)|T... 9: ...[http://www.screenonline.org.uk/people/id/516865/ Twickenham Film Studios] at screenonline.org.uk Twickenham Rowing Club (1670 bytes) 1: '''Twickenham Rowing Club''' was founded on [[July 26]] [[1860]... 5: ... Louis Philippe I]], who lived at York House in [[Twickenham]]) helped to found the club and was its first Pre... 13: ... Island) -- [[Eel Pie Island]] was earlier called Twickenham Ait and before that The Parish Ait. Earlier the i... 20: *[http://www.twrc.org/ Twickenham Underground] KC Stadium (834 bytes) 1: ...ntly black with a white and amber band around the stadium and the word [[Kingston upon Hull|Hull]] depicted... 8: [[Category:Rugby stadiums]] 13: ...tp://www.kcstadium.co.uk/ Kingston Communications Stadium] P&C Stadium (1527 bytes) 1: ...ght|300px|Syracuse's P&C Stadium is a typical AAA stadium, with two decks, artificial turf, and 12,000 seat... 2: '''P&C Stadium''' is a 12,000-seat [[baseball]] [[stadium]] in [[Syracuse, New York]]. It was opened in [[1... 4: ...to the same kind of playing surface as their home stadium, the [[Toronto, Canada|Toronto]] [[SkyDome]]. 9: * [http://onondagacountyparks.com/stadium.html Official Site] 10: ...llparkwatch.com/stadiums/IL/pandc_stadium.htm P&C Stadium on ''Ball Park Watch''] Stadium (4261 bytes) 1: ...of Athens.jpg|thumb|right| The [[Athens]] Olympic Stadium ]] 3: ...errace]]s, such as shown here at [[Sarajevo]]'s [[Stadium Kosevo]].]] 4: A modern '''stadium''' (plural ''stadiums,'' Latin plural ''stadia'') is a place, or venue... 6: == History of the stadium == 8: ...cient cities, perhaps the most famous being the [[Stadium of Domitian]] in [[Rome]]. Colt Stadium (1756 bytes) 2: <caption><font size="+1">'''Colt Stadium'''</font><br></caption> 28: ...eather that necessitated building the first domed stadium. 30: The stadium was abandoned after the Astrodome was completed. ... 33: ...seball/national/coltst.htm www.ballparks.com Colt Stadium website] 34: .../past/colt_stadium.htm www.ballparkwatch.com Colt Stadium website] Fawcett Stadium (352 bytes) 1: ..., originally built in [[1924]], seats 22,375. The stadium is home to the [[Canton McKinley High School]] Bu... 5: [[Category:Stadiums]] Harvard Stadium (1386 bytes) 1: ...0]] season. Soccer matches also took place at the stadium during the [[1984 Summer Olympics]]. 3: ...ny were sure at the time of construction that the stadium would not survive the winter. It has survived 101... 5: ...ts]], the campus extends into Boston, and Harvard Stadium and some other athletic facilities lie in Boston. 9: [[Category:Stadiums]] McMahon Stadium (476 bytes) 1: ... [[stadium]] located in [[Calgary, Alberta]]. The stadium, which was completed in [[1960]], seats 35,000. I... Molson Stadium (1701 bytes) 1: ...l Stadium''') is a [[Canadian football|football]] stadium at [[McGill University]] in [[Montreal, Quebec]].... 3: ...l donors whose generosity built and renovated the stadium were [[William C. Macdonald]], [[John W. McConne... 5: Today the stadium is the home of the McGill Redmen football team an... 7: The stadium was built during a time when [[title sponsorship]... 10: [[Category:Stadiums]] Chicago Stadium (1412 bytes) 1: The '''Chicago Stadium''' was a famed and historic [[list of indoor aren... 3: ...the arena with fog during late-season games). The stadium sat 17,317 for hockey at the time of closure. 5: ...Bulls moved to the [[United Center]], the Chicago Stadium was demolished in [[1995]]. Alumni Stadium (568 bytes) 1: ...Stadium''' is an [[American football|football]] [[stadium]] located at [[Boston College]] in [[Newton, Mass... 3: Originally opened in [[1957]], the stadium was heavily renovated for the [[1994]] season. To... 9: [[Category:Stadiums]] Pitt Stadium (765 bytes) 1: ...pleted in [[1925]] at a cost of $2.1 million, the stadium consisted of a bowl seating 56,150 surrounding th... 3: ...re sharing [[Heinz Field]] with the Steelers. The stadium was demolished later that year. Student housing a... 5: [[Category:Stadiums]] Vanderbilt Stadium (1253 bytes) 1: ...ley Field''') is a [[American football|football]] stadium located in [[Nashville, Tennessee]]. Completed in... 3: ...lic jacks on each side of the stadium. Today, the stadium seats 41,203, consisting of a single-decked horse... 5: ...play the remaining year at the smaller Vanderbilt Stadium. 7: [[Category:Stadiums]] Robertson Stadium (1542 bytes) 1: ...he [[Houston Oilers]] from [[1960]]-[[1964]]. The stadium currently seats 33,000. 3: ... stadium '''Robertson Stadium''' in [[1980]]. The stadium was heavily renovated in [[1999]], lowering the p... 8: [[Category:Stadiums]] Rice Stadium (1689 bytes) 1: ... lower bowl and upper decks on each sideline. The stadium is the home of the football team for [[Rice Unive... 3: ...3 was 15,461). Rice students often note that Rice Stadium is large enough to seat every living alumnus of t... 5: Architecturally, Rice Stadium is an excellent example of modernism, with simple... 7: ...ium]] at [[Stanford University]], and [[Sun Devil Stadium]] at [[Arizona State University]]) have hosted th... 10: ...wls.com/info/facilities/#ricestadium The official stadium description] Empire Stadium (633 bytes) 1: ... when the team moved to [[BC Place Stadium]]. The stadium was demolished shortly afterwards. The site serve... 3: [[Category:Stadiums]] Clarke Stadium (607 bytes) 1: ...onwealth Stadium]], built in an adjacent lot. The stadium continued to be used for other purposes for many ... 3: [[Category:Stadiums]]
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