William Allman Memorial Arena

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William Allman Memorial Arena
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William Allman Memorial Arena
Location15 Morenz Dr, Stratford, Ontario, Canada N5A 1A1
  • Tel: (519) 271-2161
OwnerCity of Stratford
Capacity Hockey 2,828
Opened1924
Tenants
Stratford Kroehlers (1942-1944, 1946-1951) Stratford Warriors (1978-Present)

The William Allman Memorial Arena, originally Stratford Arena, is an ice hockey arena in Stratford, Ontario. This arena is home to the Stratford Warriors (Formerly the Stratford Cullitons).

The arena has been used by numerous film and television crews, also in Bauer's "Leave an Impression" advertising campaign.

Many NHLers began their Junior hockey career in Stratford with the Junior B Stratford Cullitons (who have moved back to their original name 'Stratford Warriors' in 2016).

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Interior Panorama

43°22′26″N80°58′34″W / 43.373962°N 80.976191°W / 43.373962; -80.976191


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