Creighton Stadium

Creighton Stadium
Creighton Stadium
Broke ground 1924
Surface Grass
Construction cost $335,000[1]
Capacity 15,000
Tenants
Creighton Bluejays football (NCAA) (192?–1942)

Creighton Stadium was a stadium in Omaha, Nebraska. It served as the home for Creighton Bluejays football. It also previously held rodeos.

References

  1. ^ Carolyn J. Boro and Beverley T. Mead (1991). A Century of teaching and healing 1892-1992 : the first one hundred years of the Creighton University School of Medicine. University of Creighton. p. 160. ISBN ?. 

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