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Lost Treasures: Gone, but not forgotten, stadiums

Published: Jul 11, 2010 at 06:04 AM

NFL Films digs deep into its video archives to uncover some never-seen-before images from two legendary stadiums: Memorial Stadium in Baltimore and Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh. Both featured unique environments for both athletes and spectators. Both also hosted some of the league's most memorable moments.

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