Boston Garden

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Boston Garden was a famed indoor sports and entertainment arena in Boston, Massachusetts, best known as the longtime home of the NBA’s Boston Celtics and the NHL’s Boston Bruins.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf demolished building
entertainment venue
indoor arena
sports venue
alsoKnownAs Boston Garden
surface form: Boston Madison Square Garden

Boston Garden
surface form: The Boston Garden

The Garden
architect F. Frederick Ayer
Louis C. Newhall
closed 1995-09-28
closingYear 1995
constructionCost $10,000,000 (approximate, 1928 dollars)
country United States of America
surface form: United States
demolished 1998
heritage longtime home of Boston Celtics and Boston Bruins
homeArenaOf Boston Bruins
Boston Celtics
hostedEvent NBA Finals games
surface form: NBA Finals

NBA games
NHL games
NHL playoffs
surface form: Stanley Cup Finals

boxing matches
college hockey games
concerts
political conventions
professional wrestling events
locatedIn Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston

Causeway Street
Massachusetts
North End, Boston
notableFor historic Boston Celtics championship runs
intimate and noisy atmosphere
non-standard smaller ice surface
obstructed-view seats
opened 1928-11-17
openingYear 1928
operator Boston Garden self-linksurface differs
surface form: Boston Garden-Arena Corporation
owner Boston and Maine Railroad
surface form: Boston and Maine Corporation

Delaware North
partOf sports history of Boston
replacedBy TD Garden
seatingCapacity about 13,909 for hockey
about 14,890 for basketball
successorVenue TD Garden
surface form: FleetCenter

TD Garden
surface hardwood court
ice rink
tenant Boston Braves (NHL)
Boston Bruins
Boston Bruins
surface form: Boston Bruins (NHL)

Boston Celtics
Boston Celtics
surface form: Boston Celtics (BAA/NBA)

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Boston Celtics formerArena Boston Garden
Boston Bruins formerHomeArena Boston Garden
TD Garden replaced Boston Garden
Boston Garden alsoKnownAs Boston Garden
this entity surface form: Boston Madison Square Garden
Boston Garden alsoKnownAs Boston Garden
this entity surface form: The Boston Garden
Boston Garden operator Boston Garden self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Boston Garden-Arena Corporation
Johnny Most workLocation Boston Garden
Shawmut Center (planned name) notToBeConfusedWith Boston Garden
subject surface form: Shawmut Center
F. Frederick Ayer notableWork Boston Garden
The Garden alsoKnownAs Boston Garden
The Garden nicknameFor Boston Garden
The Garden refersTo Boston Garden
this entity surface form: historic Boston Garden arena
Boston Braves (NHL) homeArena Boston Garden
subject surface form: Boston Braves (AHL)
Boston Braves (NHL) homeGamesPlayedAt Boston Garden
subject surface form: Boston Braves (AHL)
1969 NBA Finals venue Boston Garden
Causeway Street, Boston hasNearbyLandmark Boston Garden
this entity surface form: Boston Garden development
1976 NBA Finals CelticsHomeArena Boston Garden
1976 NBA Finals game1Location Boston Garden
1976 NBA Finals game2Location Boston Garden
1976 NBA Finals game5Location Boston Garden
1981 NBA Finals game1Location Boston Garden
1981 NBA Finals game2Location Boston Garden
1981 NBA Finals game5Location Boston Garden
New England Whalers homeArena Boston Garden
Louis C. Newhall notableWork Boston Garden
The Hub on Causeway builtOnSiteOf Boston Garden
this entity surface form: Boston Garden (former arena)
The Greatest Game Ever Played venue Boston Garden
1951 NBA All-Star Game arena Boston Garden
1974 Stanley Cup Finals locationGame1 Boston Garden
1974 Stanley Cup Finals locationGame2 Boston Garden
1974 Stanley Cup Finals locationGame5 Boston Garden
1984 NBA Finals venueArena Boston Garden
1984 NBA Finals game1Location Boston Garden
1984 NBA Finals game2Location Boston Garden
1984 NBA Finals game5Location Boston Garden
1984 NBA Finals game7Location Boston Garden