Stadium Place

The former Memorial Stadium in Baltimore was a significant sports venue that stood from 1922 until its demolition in the early 2000s. After a major renovation, the multipurpose facility served as home to NFL teams such as the Baltimore Colts and Ravens, as well as the MLB baseball team the Baltimore Orioles. The stadium's history is tied to numerous sporting highlights, including the 1958 All-Star Game and several World Series games played by the Orioles. After the Ravens moved out in 1998, the building fell into disrepair until it was torn down. Today, only a combined sports field, Our Playground at Stadium Place, marks the site and recalls its former importance.