30 Forgotten Stadiums Where the Crowd Never Came Back
10. The Forgotten Glory of Buffalo’s War Memorial Stadium (USA)
Once a bustling sports hub in Buffalo, New York, War Memorial Stadium—nicknamed "The Rockpile"—hosted baseball, football, and even concerts. Built in 1937, it was home to the Buffalo Bills before they moved to a modern facility in the 1970s. After years of declining use, much of the stadium was demolished in the 1980s, leaving only a small portion standing as part of a public park. Today, visitors can still see remnants of the grandstands and feel the echoes of roaring fans, a haunting reminder of Buffalo’s rich sports history.
