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RFK is the name of the stadium. It's named after Robert Francis Kennedy.
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What is the driving distance from Washington DC to JFK?
242 miles.
Where is Griffith Stadium?
Griffith Stadium was located in Washington, DC and was where the Washington Nationals/Senators played until the 1962 season when DC Stadium, now called RFK Stadium, opened. The stadium was torn down in 1965 and a hospital was built on the site.
How long does it take to fly from Washington DC to JFK?
25 minutes
What is the biggest stadium in Washington?
In Washington State its Husky Stadium home of the Washington Huskies College team. In Washington DC its the RF Kennedy Memorial Stadium home of DC United MLS Team.
What is the drive time between DC and JFK?
5 hours (241 mi).
What city in Washington DC do DC united come from?
Washington, DC. DC United plays its home games at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium.
Was washintion DC named after george washintion?
Yes. It is the ONLY US State named for a President.
What is the biggest in Washington?
In Washington state its Husky Stadium home of the Washington Huskies College team. In Washington DC its the RF Kennedy Memorial Stadium home of DC United MLS Team.
Where did jfk's inauguration take place?
In Washingtion ,DC, like every other inauguration from 1800 on.
What did the amendment do?
It had allowed the people in Washington DC vote. the Amendment was ratified i=on march 29th 1961 by JFK. an easy way to rememebr it is " 23 vote in DC."
Are RFK Stadium and FedEx Field the same?
No, although both are located in Washington, D.C. The former name of RFK Stadium was D.C. Stadium Actually, only RFK is located in Washington, DC. FedEx Field is located outside of DC in Landover, Maryland. RFK used to be the Redskins' stadium before FedEx Field was built and took over the job in 1997. RFK is now the home of DC United, Washington's soccer team.
Did the Patriots play their home games in the 1960s in RFK stadium?
No. RFK Stadium is in Washington DC. The Patriots Played at Nickerson Field, Fenway Park, Alumni Stadium and Harvard Stadium during the 1960's.
