Milwaukee County Stadium

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Milwaukee County Stadium was a former Major League Baseball ballpark in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, best known as the longtime home of the Milwaukee Braves and later the Milwaukee Brewers.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf baseball stadium
former building
sports venue
architect Ellerbe & Company
Osborn Engineering
brokeGround 1950
builtFor attracting a Major League Baseball franchise
capacity over 50,000
capacityBaseball approximately 53,000
city Milwaukee
closed September 28, 2000
constructionStartDate 1950
coordinateLocation 43.028°N 87.971°W
country United States
demolished February 2001
demolitionDate 2001
fieldOrientation home plate facing northeast
formerName Milwaukee County Municipal Stadium
hasScoreboard large center-field scoreboard
homeTeam Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee Brewers
inception 1953
league Major League Baseball
locatedIn Milwaukee
Wisconsin
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Milwaukee County
notableEvent 1957 World Series games
1958 World Series games
1982 American League Championship Series games
1982 World Series games
Hank Aaron’s 700th home run
Robin Yount’s 3,000th hit
Warren Spahn’s no-hitter on September 16, 1960
opened April 6, 1953
openedForBaseball April 14, 1953
ownedBy Milwaukee County
primaryUse Major League Baseball
replacedBy American Family Field
Miller Park
siteCurrentlyOccupiedBy American Family Field parking lots
state Wisconsin
surface natural grass
tenant Green Bay Packers
Marquette Golden Avalanche football
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee Brewers
usedFor NFL games
college football games
concerts


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