Baltimore Memorial Stadium Park

Address: Old Memorial Stadium site, 900 E 33rd St, Baltimore, Maryland (approximate location near current stadiums)

Baltimore Memorial Stadium, commonly called Memorial Stadium, was a multi-purpose stadium located on 33rd Street in Baltimore, Maryland, that hosted both professional baseball and American football. It was a principal large sports venue for the city through much of the 20th century.

The stadium hosted professional teams including the Baltimore Orioles and the Baltimore Colts, in addition to college football and other events. Its seating configuration and capacity changed over time to accommodate different sports and crowd sizes.

Constructed in the early 20th century and substantially rebuilt mid-century, the facility’s use declined after new stadiums opened and its major tenants moved away; the structure was taken down in the early 2000s. The site is located in north-central Baltimore near the University neighborhood and major city arteries.

• Major tenants: Served as the long-time home stadium for the Baltimore Colts (NFL) and Baltimore Orioles (MLB) during much of the 20th century.
• Demolition: The stadium was demolished in the early 2000s after both major league teams relocated to newer facilities in Baltimore.

Located in East Baltimore near 33rd Street and the University of Maryland campus; accessible by local buses and a short taxi from downtown Baltimore. MTA Light Rail and bus routes serve the general area.

• The former Baltimore Memorial Stadium site has been repurposed; check local historical markers and the nearby M&T Bank Stadium for events.
• Historic fans sometimes gather near the old footprints for informal storytelling and memorabilia exchanges.