Osborn Engineering

Our records credit 13 stadiums and arenas to Osborn Engineering, opened 1891 to 1956. Credits come from Wikidata and cover only part of the venues we list.

Venues: 13; 4 in use
Largest: 107,601; Michigan Stadium
Oldest: 1891; League Park
Leagues: 6

Venues credited to Osborn Engineering

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Osborn Engineering stadiums and arenas
Venue	Location	Team(s)	Capacity	Opened	Closed
Michigan Stadium	Ann Arbor, Michigan	Michigan Wolverines (1927–present)	107,601	1927	—
Notre Dame Stadium	Notre Dame, Indiana	Notre Dame Fighting Irish (1930–present)	80,795	1930	—
Ross-Ade Stadium	West Lafayette, Indiana	Purdue Boilermakers (1925–present)	62,500	1924	—
Yankee Stadium I	New York, New York	New York Yankees (1976–2008)New York Giants (1956–1972)New York Yanks (1950–1951)New York Yankees (1946–1949)New York Yankees (1927–1928)New York University (1926–1948)New York Yankees (1923–1973)	58,000	1923	2008
Busch StadiumSportsman's Park (1902–1952)	Saint Louis, Missouri	St. Louis Cardinals (1966–1966)St. Louis Cardinals (1960–1965)St. Louis Gunners (1934–1934)St. Louis All-Stars (1923–1923)St. Louis Cardinals (1920–1965)St. Louis Browns (1902–1953)	43,975	1902	1966
Milwaukee County Stadium	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Milwaukee Brewers (1970–2000)Milwaukee Braves (1953–1965)	36,011	1953	2001
Rubber Bowl	Akron, Ohio	Akron Zips (1940–2008)	35,202	1940	2008
Peden Stadium	Athens, Ohio	Ohio Bobcats (1929–present)	24,000	1929	—
Tiger StadiumBriggs Stadium (1938–1960); Navin Field (1912–1937)	Detroit, Michigan	Detroit Lions (1938–1974)Detroit Panthers (1925–1926)Detroit Heralds (1920–1921)Detroit Tigers (1912–1999)	23,000	1912	2009
Metropolitan Stadium	Bloomington, Minnesota	Minnesota Vikings (1961–1981)Minnesota Twins (1961–1981)	18,200	1956	1985
Municipal StadiumBlues Stadium (1943–1954); Ruppert Stadium (1937–1942); Muehlebach Field (1923–1936)	Kansas City, Missouri	Kansas City Royals (1969–1972)Kansas City Chiefs (1963–1971)Kansas City Athletics (1955–1967)	17,476	1923	1976
Cardinal FieldRobison Field (1911–1916); League Park (1899–1910); New Sportsman's Park (1893–1898)	Saint Louis, Missouri	St. Louis Cardinals (1893–1919)	8,000	1893	1920
League ParkDunn Field (1921–1927)	Cleveland, Ohio	Cleveland Rams (1942–1945)Cleveland Rams (1937–1937)Cleveland Bulldogs (1923–1927)Cleveland Tigers (1920–1921)Cleveland Indians (1901–1946)Cleveland Spiders (1891–1899)	—	1891	1946
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