How much did it cost to build Seals Stadium in San Francisco in 1931?
Seals Stadium was a concrete-and-steel baseball park at Bryant and 16th Streets in San Francisco's Mission District, built for the Pacific Coast League's San Francisco Seals and Mission Reds, which opened on 7 April 1931 before an 18,600-seat capacity crowd and later hosted the Giants in 1958-1959 before being demolished in November 1959. Wikipedia and a 2024 Redwood City Pulse history column both give a construction cost of USD 1.25 million, while a search summary mentioned an unverified alternative of about USD 600,000.
Reported project cost
$1.25 million
Cost basis: 1931
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Cost evidence
Basis of the published figure
Reported project cost1931
Project metrics
Key dimensions
- CapacityRedwood City Pulse
- 18,600 seats
Project record
Opened or launched
Redwood City Pulse7 April 1931