Maple Leaf Gardens

The brick and limestone structure features geometric patterns, large arched windows, and architectural details characteristic of early 1930s North American construction methods.

Maple Leaf Gardens opened its doors on November 12, 1931, designed by Ross and Macdonald architects with a capacity of 12,473 seats for sporting events.

The venue hosted numerous hockey games, boxing matches, wrestling events, political rallies, and performances by musicians from different musical genres throughout its lifetime.

Located at the intersection of Carlton and Church Streets, the building now functions as a grocery store on the ground level and an athletic center above.

The arena maintained consecutive sellouts for Toronto Maple Leafs games from 1946 until 1999, recording the longest streak in North American professional sports history.

Location: Toronto

Inception: November 12, 1931

Architects: Ross and Macdonald

Official opening: November 12, 1931

Architectural style: Art Deco

Capacity: 12473

Address: 60 Carlton Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5B 1J2 M5B 1J2

Phone: +1(416)5985960

Website: http://mattamyathleticcentre.ca

GPS coordinates: 43.66222,-79.38028

Latest update: May 28, 2025 11:44