It was Edison’s cement company that built the original Yankee Stadium in New York, the home field of the New York Yankees, a major baseball team. Its construction was finished in just 284 days. Built in 1922, the Stadium was renovated in 1973, but Edison’s concrete walls were so strong that they were left untouched. In 2008, the Yankees moved to a more spacious stadium, but they retained many elements of Edison’s original design.
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