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Alamo Stadium, constructed by Works Progress Administration workers in 1940, and the adjoining gymnasium built in 1949 (known today as the Alamo Convocation Center), were built to address the needs of San Antonio's growing student population during the Depression and post-World War II era. more...

W. T. Barrett Stadium - The Ector County Independent School District school board started planning to build a new football stadium after the Odessa High School Bronchos won the Texas High School Football State Championship against San Antonio Jefferson on December 28th, 1946.  more...

R. R. Jones Stadium was built in 1916 and was the site of the very first Sun Bowl and is home to El Paso High and Cathedral football teams. It always offers fantastic views of downtown El Paso from the stadium seats. more...




Texas Stadium Hall of Fame  Nominees

Stadium

City

Year

Capacity

Status
Joseph Pritchett Field Huntsville 1912 500 Still Active
Bart Coan Field Fort Davis 1929 1128 Still Active
Bulldog Field Freestone 1932 500 Still Active
Rogan Field San Saba 1935 1500 Still Active
Brogden Field Gorman 1935 1000 Still Active
Piper Stadium Hamlin 1935 2000 Still Active
Brule Stadium Navasota 1936 2500 Still Active
Bulldog Field Jasper 1937 5000 Still Active
Ram Stadium Joaquin 1937 1000 Still Active
Raider Stadium New London 1937 1000 Demolished
Mustang Bowl Sweetwater 1939 6500 Still Active
Tomato Bowl Stadium Jacksonville 1940 7000 Still Active
Yellow Jacket Stadium Cleburne 1941 3800 Still Active
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