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FirstEnergy Stadium

stadium, Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Also known as: Cleveland Browns Stadium
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  • The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum with its modern geometric architecture stands on the Lake Erie shoreline in downtown Cleveland, Ohio, with city skyscrapers in the background.
    Cleveland
    / The contemporary city

    …which opened in 1996; and Cleveland Browns Stadium (1999), home of the Browns, the city’s professional football team. The southern downtown area includes the Gateway Complex, comprising two sports venues that opened in 1994: Jacobs Field, which is built in the style of early 20th-century ballparks, for the Cleveland Guardians…

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    …which opened in 1996; and Cleveland Browns Stadium (1999), home of the Browns, the city’s professional football team. The southern downtown area includes the Gateway Complex, comprising two sports venues that opened in 1994: Jacobs Field, which is built in the style of early 20th-century ballparks, for the Cleveland Guardians…

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