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First games played
The first games were played in the current location starting in 1905; the first game being a 54 - 0 win over North Georgia -
First concrete stands built
The West Stands were erected by students, with the help of a $15,000 donation from John W. Grant; initial capacity was 5,600 -
Hugh Inman Grant Field
The field was given its first official name, Hugh Inman Grant Field, after the deceased son of John W. Grant, the fields largest monetary donor -
222 - 0
Georgia Tech manhandles Cumberland in a 222 - 0 rout -
East and South stands
The East and South grandstands are completed, boosting elevating volume to 30,000 -
North Stands
North Stands added to Grant Field -
Second deck on East Stands
The East Stands are double-decked -
West Stands stacked
A second level is added to the West Stands, increasing capacity to 58,121 -
William C. Wardlaw Building and Bobby Dodd
The William C. Wardlaw building replaces the South Stands, decreasing seating to 46,000; also, this same year, the stadium is renamed Bobby Dodd Stadium after Georgia Tech's famous coach (13 bowl appearances and a 165-64-8 record in 22 years) -
South stands rebuilt
The South Stands are rebuild, although not to their previous seating; Bobby Dodd Stadium now holds 55,000 screaming fans
