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Forgotten Fields Friday-Raleigh #1
An exploration of defunct venues where UNC played football.
Raleigh, NC
Athletic Park
Raleigh's Athletic Park was prepared for use in early 1889. UNC's only games played in March were played here. This is also known as the spot where Dan Brouthers hit a 450-ft home run into the cemetery. Field orientation estimated.
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The part of the cemetery near the football field looks like a running track.