Alumni Memorial Gymnasium

Alumni Memorial Gymnasium
Construction
Trinity vs. NC State in 1924
Owner	Duke University
Operator	Duke University
Capacity	2,040
Opened	1923
Construction cost	$150,000
Architect	C.C. Hook
Tenants
Duke Blue Devils (NCAA) 1924–1930

Alumni Memorial Gymnasium is a building on the East Campus of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, that opened in 1923. A 31,000 square foot addition to the facility, featuring a pool, indoor track, basketball courts, and aerobics and weight rooms, named the Keith and Brenda Brodie Recreation Center, was completed in 1996.^[1]

Opened in 1923, the gymnasium was home to the Duke Blue Devils men's basketball (known until 1924 as the Trinity Blue Devils) from 1924 to 1930. There was room for 1,400 fans downstairs and 600 spectators on the upstairs balcony for basketball games. The basketball team moved into Card Gymnasium in 1930.^[2]

References

^ Duke University: An Architectural Tour, p. 81
^ Roth, John (2006). The Encyclopedia of Duke Basketball. Duke University Press. p. 211. ISBN 978-0-822-33904-5.

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