NHL Stadiums That No Longer Exist - Part 2 🏒

Long before the sleek glass and LED glow of today’s arenas, hockey was played in buildings that felt carved from the soul of their cities.These were places of steel and stone, with steep sightlines and echoing rafters. Their architecture was as functional as it was symbolic. Some opened to the sky, others carried old-world elegance, and many wrapped fans in thunderous intimacy. Each one held more than ice. They held history. And though many have been replaced or demolished, their legacy lives on in the roar of the crowd, the crack of the puck, and the frozen breath of winter nights where heroes were made.

00:36 Winnipeg Arena (Winnipeg, Manitoba 1955-2006)
02:38 Joe Louis Arena (Detroit 1979-2019)
04:50 Le Colisée de Québec (Quebec City, Quebec 1949-2015)
06:47 The Denman Arena (Vancouver, BC 1911-1936)
08:52 Northland Coliseum (Edmonton, Alberta 1974-2017)
11:51 Boston Garden (Boston, Massachusetts 1928-1995)
13:52 Omni Coliseum (Atlanta, Georgia 1972-1997)
15:36 Capital Centre (Landover, Maryland 1973-2002)
17:20 Detroit Olympia (Detroit 1927-1979)
18:50 Conclusion


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