New England Patriots Panoramic - Foxboro Stadium

Home of the New England Patriots for more than 30 years, opening day at Foxboro Stadium was on August 15, 1971, when over 60,000 fans filled the stadium. Foxboro Stadium consisted of two one-tier grandstands that were located on both sides of the playing field. The Stadium underwent $10 million of improvements after 1993 when Robert Kraft bought the team. Foxboro Stadium hosted the 1994 World Cup Soccer Championship but its most famous (or infamous) event was undoubtedly the 'Snow Plow Game' when New England defeated Miami 3-0 after a stadium employee cleared a spot in the snow for the winning Patriots field goal attempt. The last game at Foxboro Stadium was another snow covered game vs. the Oakland Raiders on January 19, 2002. The stadium was demolished during the Spring of 2002 and the Patriots moved into the new Gillette Stadium for the 2002 season. Remember the Patriots early years with this cool pano of Foxboro Stadium at night while they are still available.

All our panoramics are unique wide-angle photographs, handsomely framed in thick grooved wood with dark double matting and a descriptive plaque. They are approximately 43 in. w x 17 in. h after framing. Presentation is everything and you will not find higher quality panoramic framing anywhere.