Ohio Stadium
Ohio Stadium: American football stadium
Ohio Stadium is also popular with the name of the Shoe, the Horseshoe, and the House That Harley Built. The company of Columbus, i.e., E. H. Latham had built the Ohio stadium in the year 1922. Marble Cliff Quarry Co. had provided the material and labor required for its construction. The cost of construction was around 1.34 million dollars, and the total cost to build the stadium was 1.49 million dollars. You can get more details info here.
The stadium is a football stadium in Columbus, Ohio, America. The stadium builds on the Ohio State University campus. The primary purpose of this stadium is to provide the home venue to the football team of Ohio State Buckeyes. Every year in May, the Spring Commencement ceremonies of University have been organizing at this site only.
Between 1996 and 1998, Ohio Stadium had become the home venue for the Columbus Crew of Major League Soccer before the inauguration of Columbus Crew Stadium in the year 1999. It also was the staying venue for the teams of OSU track and field from 1923 to 2001. Apart from athletics, Ohio Stadium is also a venue of the concert for Taylor Swift, U2, Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones, and Metallica. A variety of acts have been played at this venue. The capacity of the Ohio stadium was 66,210.