Franklin Field

Franklin Field is a historic sports stadium located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Opened in 1895, it is known as one of the oldest stadiums in the United States still in use. Primarily home to the University of Pennsylvania's football team, it has hosted numerous significant events, including the first-ever televised football game and the 1926 Olympics’ modern pentathlon. With a seating capacity of about 52,958, it has become an important venue not just for college sports but also for community events and concerts, making it a central part of Philadelphia's sporting culture and history.