Uline Arena

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Uline Arena is a historic indoor venue in Washington, D.C., best known for hosting early professional basketball games and notable cultural events, including The Beatles’ first U.S. concert.

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Uline Arena Corporation 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building
indoor arena
music venue
sports venue
alsoKnownAs Uline Ice Arena
Washington Coliseum
architecturalStyle industrial architecture
city Washington, D.C.
country United States of America
surface form: United States
designedFor basketball
ice hockey
hasHistoricSignificance early professional basketball venue in Washington, D.C.
site of The Beatles’ first U.S. concert
hosted American Basketball Association games
National Basketball Association games
professional basketball games
hostedTeam Washington Capitols
locatedIn United States of America
surface form: United States

Washington, D.C.
material brick
reinforced concrete
namedAfter Miguel L. Uline
neighborhood NoMa
notableEvent The Beatles’ first U.S. concert
notableEventDate 1964-02-11
notablePerformer Bob Dylan
Duke Ellington
Ray Charles
The Beatles
opened 1941
partOf NoMa historic industrial district
primaryUse concerts
indoor sports
public events
redevelopedAs mixed-use complex
redevelopmentUse office space
restaurant space
retail space
roofType arched roof
sport basketball
boxing
ice hockey
wrestling
structureType enclosed arena
usedAs concert hall
convention venue
ice rink
political rally venue

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Washington Capitols homeArena Uline Arena
Washington Capitols owner Uline Arena
this entity surface form: Uline Arena Corporation