Posted 1 year ago by carl in response to 
bekky's question:
bekky's question: Where is the olympic stadium in LA?(give a different answer) .
The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, a quite monumental facility, is south of the California Science Center on South Figueroa St, no. 3911. It was built in the 1920's and since then it hosted two summer Olympiads, two Super Bowls and one World Series in 1959. There are two bronze statuettes designed by LA artist Robert Graham that greets visitors at the art deco eastern entrance. The adjacent indoor Sports Arena was built in 1959 and it is the host for rock concerts, ice shows, circus performances and even rodeos.
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