
William & Mary Tribe
Walter J. Zable Stadium at Cary Field, constructed in 1935 with Public Works Administration funding, opened with a 0-0 tie against rival Virginia. With a capacity of 12,259, the stadium was designed to blend with William & Mary's Colonial Williamsburg campus using Flemish bond brickwork and Georgian moldings.
The stadium was built in 1935 using a $138,395 Public Works Administration grant to provide William & Mary with a proper on-campus football facility that matched the architectural style of the historic campus.
The stadium design with Flemish bond brickwork and Georgian trim creates a unique Colonial atmosphere. All seating provides good views of Cary Field.
Located in historic Williamsburg with Colonial Williamsburg attractions nearby. Campus parking available. Consider staying in downtown Williamsburg to walk to campus.
William & Mary offers one of the most unique settings in college football, with Colonial architecture and Williamsburg's historic atmosphere. The stadium's 1935 design blends seamlessly with the campus.
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