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Franklin Field
Franklin Field, opened in 1895, is the nation's oldest stadium still operating for football and one of the sport's most historic venues.
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About Franklin Field
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- venue
- Sports
- Football
- League
- NCAAF
- Location
- Philadelphia, PA
- Status
- active
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Landmarks, traditions & experiences
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PregameIconic
Red & Blue Walk
The Quakers arrive through cheering fans before entering Franklin Field before every home game.
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PerformersIconic
The Penn Band
The Penn Band is nationally known for its spirited performances and long-standing game-day traditions.
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Red & Blue Out
Franklin Field becomes a sea of red and blue during rivalry games.
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Drink a Highball
Fans, students, and alumni sing the traditional fight song "Drink a Highball" after victories.
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Architecture
First College Football Stadium
Opened in 1895 and became a model for modern stadiums.
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Architecture
Olympic Stadium Heritage
The venue hosted the 1936 Olympic track and field trials.
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History
Chuck Bednarik
Honors the NFL Hall of Fame player.
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History
John Heisman
Recognizes Penn's connection to early football history.
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History
Penn Athletics Hall of Fame
Honors Quakers legends and contributors.
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History
Penn Relays
Display celebrating the world's oldest and largest track relay carnival.
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History
Pennsylvania Quakers Retired Numbers
Honors Penn football legends.
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Experience
Penn-Princeton Rivalry
Celebrates one of Ivy League football's historic rivalries.
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