On this day in Seattle Seahawks history, the 12th Man said goodbye to the Kingdome. Twenty-five years ago today, the Kingdome was imploded, paving the way for the eventual construction of what is now ...

Seattle's iconic Kingdome was demolished in a controlled implosion March 26, 2000. Sparks from a 21.6-mile web of detonation cord flickered over the ribbed surface of the dome, followed by 5,800 ...

A striking midcentury-modern residence crafted by the engineer behind Seattle’s Kingdome has been listed for sale, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural and engineering history.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Seattle Kingdome was imploded on this day in 2000, one day shy of its 24th birthday. The world’s largest 660-foot concrete ...

As the Seattle Mariners celebrate 50 seasons, fans across generations are looking back to where it all began: at the Kingdome. Though the Mariners now play at T-Mobile Park, formerly known as Safeco ...

According to an article on the front page almost 50,000 people ventured to the dedication ceremony, a 3.5 hour experience. The Kingdome was demolished on March 26, 2000, after being open for 24 years.

Seattle’s iconic Kingdome, the concrete multipurpose arena that dominated the southern end of the city’s skyline, was reduced to a dust-choked pile of rubble on March 26, 2000. People lined up at ...

Fifty years ago today, a skinny 15-year-old squeezed onto the floor of Seattle’s brand-new Kingdome to see Paul McCartney and Wings and watched rock history made in the process.