Pittsburgh Penguins Mellon Arena Game Night Poster Print - Aerial Views 2002

Pittsburgh Penguins Mellon Arena Game Night Poster Print - Aerial Views 2002PITTSBURGH Mellon Arena Hockey under a retractable dome? It's true! Pittsburgh's Mellon Arena, opened in 1961, was one of the most unique arenas ever built, and amazingly, was the oldest NHL facility still in use when it was finally replaced in 2010. Originally built as the home for the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, the building soon turned into the city's center of hockey, housing the AHL Pittsburgh Hornets until the Penguins NHL expansion franchise

and can practically feel the roar of the crowd with every glance

featuring three of the Denver Broncos top stars of the era: QB Brian Griese

in all their silver-and-black glory: dynamic point guard Tony Parker

While much has changed since then

from "Nothing" to "Very

and action shots of eight superstars of the 2004 Playoffs: inspirational starting pitcher Curt Schilling

brings your wall alive with decades of Kansas City Royals greatness

reunited under the stars at the Hollywood Bowl - John

and any student of the art of portraiture

Great Roaring '20s style

This fantastic poster features Ellis during his rookie year

toddler-sized little Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa lookalikes