Timber! Scenes from Beaver Stadium press box demolition
The Beaver Stadium press box, which was original to New Beaver Field, was disassembled and moved from New Beaver Field to Beaver Stadium following the 1959 season, along with the grandstands. The press box was expanded to its current configuration in 1980 with additions on either side of the original press box to nearly double its size.
Beaver Stadium press box demolition: How to watch the historic event
Beaver Stadium’s iconic press box, which has stood as a cornerstone of Penn State football history, is set to be demolished on Saturday, Jan. 4, at approximately 8 a.m. Fans will have the rare opportunity to witness the historic event from a designated public viewing area as the stadium undergoes
Penn State’s Beaver Stadium press box demolished as part of $700M renovation. See it come down
Athletic director Pat Kraft was among those in the crowd to watch the demolition of press box, which kicks off the large-scale demolition of the upper West side of the stadium. Project director Scott Mull explained the process before the crowd counted down from ten to see the press box collapse into the fresh snow.
Beaver Stadium press box demolished, next chapter begins
Generations of Penn State football fans witnessed the next chapter of the Beaver Stadium Revitalization Project by watching the press box turn into rubble Saturday. For fall Saturdays, Beaver Stadium hosts over 107,
White Out conditions on way to Beaver Stadium press box demolition; snow falls on central Pa.
There will be white out conditions in State College early Saturday morning for the felling of the Beaver Stadium press box, but it won’t be the usual White Out Penn State fans are accustomed to. Instead,
Beaver Stadium Demolition Kicks Off $700M Renovation Amid Snowy Spectacle
However, this past Saturday, fans at Penn State’s Beaver Stadium witnessed a different kind of event: the demolition of the stadium’s press box, marking the beginning of a $700 million renovation project.
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Congestion pricing maps show which New York roads and tunnels are and are not impacted
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