Reynolds Coliseum
Reynolds Coliseum, located at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, NC, was completed in 1949 and named after William Neal Reynolds, a prominent executive of the RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company. Originally proposed after a weather-related cancellation of a Farmers Week meeting in 1940, the coliseum served as the home for NC State's men's basketball teams for nearly 50 years, including two NCAA championship teams.
In addition to hosting athletic events, Reynolds Coliseum has been a venue for large university and city events and currently accommodates several NC State athletic teams and ROTC units. The building, designed to seat 14,000 people, reflects the university's rich history and commitment to community engagement.
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