Kezar Stadium marks its 100th anniversary on Friday, having originally opened in 1925 with a capacity of 59,000. It once hosted significant sporting events including games for the San Francisco 49ers and Oakland Raiders. Today, it stands as a local community park with a 10,000-seat capacity and public running track, emphasizing accessibility and recreational use. Phil Ginsburg from the SF Rec and Parks Department highlights the uniqueness of having a century-old stadium open for public use, contrasting it with other iconic venues that are less accessible.
Kezar Stadium, once housing 59,000 fans and hosting major sports events, has transitioned into a community recreational space, celebrating 100 years of local history.
Originally grand, Kezar Stadium was a key venue for the 49ers and Raiders, welcoming fans before evolving into a public park accessible to all.
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