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Arenas, Stadiums & Racetracks

2021 – Looking southwest towards the north entrance of the Coca-Cola Coliseum at Exhibition Place in Toronto. City architect, George FW Price, designed the massive two-storey, yellow brick building

2021 – Looking southwest towards the north entrance of the Coca-Cola Coliseum at Exhibition Place in Toronto. City architect, George FW Price, designed the massive two-storey, yellow brick building

Coliseum Complex at Exhibition Place – An Agricultural Showplace

1905 - Hanlan's Point Stadium and Amusement Park. At the time, the stadium was the home field of the Tecumseh Lacrosse Club. The Toronto baseball club had moved to Diamond Park for a few years, from 1901 to 1907, before returning to Hanlan's Point on Toronto Island in 1908

1905 - Hanlan's Point Stadium and Amusement Park. At the time, the stadium was the home field of the Tecumseh Lacrosse Club. The Toronto baseball club had moved to Diamond Park for a few years, from 1901 to 1907, before returning to Hanlan's Point on Toronto Island in 1908

Hanlan’s Point Stadium – The Diamond Once at Toronto Island

1957 - Horses breaking from starting gate with a crowd watching at Greenwood Raceway

1957 - Horses breaking from starting gate with a crowd watching at Greenwood Raceway

Greenwood Raceway/Old Woodbine Racetrack – 119 Years of Horse Racing

Exhibition Stadium & Grandstand in Toronto

Exhibition Stadium & Grandstand in Toronto

Exhibition Stadium & Grandstand – Hosting Legendary Concerts & Events

Maple Leaf Gardens is located at 50 Carlton St in Toronto (2021)

Maple Leaf Gardens is located at 50 Carlton St in Toronto (2021)

Maple Leaf Gardens – Toronto’s Iconic Cathedral of Hockey

The Dufferin Park Racetrack, once where the Dufferin Mall in Toronto stands today

The Dufferin Park Racetrack, once where the Dufferin Mall in Toronto stands today

Dufferin Park Racetrack – Once Where Dufferin Mall Stands Today

September 4, 1925 - Sign for the future site of Maple Leaf Stadium, once located at the foot of Bathurst St and Lake Shore Blvd W

September 4, 1925 - Sign for the future site of Maple Leaf Stadium, once located at the foot of Bathurst St and Lake Shore Blvd W

Maple Leaf Stadium – Home to One of Toronto’s Greatest Baseball...

Between 1980 and 1998 – An aerial view looking southeast toward Varsity Stadium, which had a seating capacity of over 21,000

Between 1980 and 1998 – An aerial view looking southeast toward Varsity Stadium, which had a seating capacity of over 21,000

Varsity Stadium – Toronto’s Century-Old Athletic Grounds

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