Huntington Hall
Located in Lowell, Massachusetts

Stadiums Boston/New England Huntington Hall

The hall was very prominent during the Lowell's Civil War years. The City of Lowell and the Boston & Lowell Railroad entered into a joint agreement to build the hall in 1853, which provided the railroad with the Merrimack Street Depot and the city with a public hall. Named for the early longtime Lowell mayor, Elisha Huntington, the building housed the hall in its upper stories, and the train depot on its bottom story.

Arena Details

Name Huntington Hall

Style Enclosed Arena
Classic Architecture

Capacity 2,000

Location Merrimack Street
Lowell, MA

Owner City of Lowell

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Known As

Huntington Hall 1853‑2024

Merrimack Street Depot (alternate)

Teams

Athletic Club (NEL) 1903

Burkes (NEL) 1902

Burkes (MSBL) 1901

F i l t e r & S o r t

Arena Details

Name Huntington Hall

Style Enclosed Arena
Classic Architecture

Capacity 2,000

Location Merrimack Street
Lowell, MA

Owner City of Lowell

Links

Find stadium collectibles on eBay

Known As

Huntington Hall 1853‑2024

Merrimack Street Depot (alternate)

Teams

Athletic Club (NEL) 1903

Burkes (NEL) 1902

Burkes (MSBL) 1901

Recap

Arena Details

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