Yes, I can claim (over thirty-five years) to have been in 30
different Division I teams' home arenas (actually 32 counting all the
predecessor rinks).  Here's the list:
 
Brown's Meehan Auditorium (also, the gone but not forgotten Rhode Island
Auditorium)
Clarkson's Walker Arena/Clarkson's Cheel Arena
Colgate's Starr Rink
Cornell's Lynah Rink (I can remember when it was called Lynah Hall)
Dartmouth's Davis Rink/+Dartmouth's Thompson Arena
Harvard's Watson Rink/Harvard's Bright Hockey Center
Princeton's Baker Rink
R.P.I.'s (Houston) Field House
St. Lawrence's Appleton Arena
Union's Achilles Rink
Vermont's Gutterson Fieldhouse
Yale's Ingall's Rink (also, the gone but not forgotten New Haven Arena)
Boston University's Walter Brown Arena
Boston College's McHugh Forum/Conte (Kelly Rink) Forum
Maine's Alfond Arena
UMass Lowell's Tully Forum
Merrimack's Volpe Athletic Complex
New Hampshire's Snively Arena (nope, I haven't been to Whittemore Center yet)
Northeastern's Matthews Arena (formerly the venerable Boston Arena where
everybody used to play)
Providence College's Schneider Arena
Army's Smith Rink/Army's Tate Arena
Air Force's Cadet Arena
Colorado College's Broadmoor World Arena
Denver's DU Arena
*Minnesota's Mariucci Arena
 
Also:  NC$$ Frozen Four visits to:
Boston Garden (1) + (4) ECAC Championship Tourney visits (nope, I haven't
been to Fleet Ctr. yet)
*Bradley Center, Milwaukee (1) and soon to be (2)
D.U. Arena, Denver (1)
Joe Louis Arena, Detroit (2)
Knickerbocker Arena, Albany (1)
Meehan Auditorium, Providence (1)
Olympic Arena, Lake Placid (1) + plus (2) ECAC Championship Tourney visits
Providence Civic Center (5)
Riverfront Coliseum, Cincinnati (1), and once was enough
+St. Paul Civic Center (3)
 
Other venues for college hockey holiday tournaments:
 
Cleveland Coliseum
Madison Square Garden
McNichols Arena, Denver
 
Finally, one more memorable edifice will be added to the above listing
later this month when the Brown Bears travel to Yost Arena in Ann Arbor for
a two-game series with the defending national champion Wolverines.  Forget
about the SOS implications as well as the talent differential -- this road
trip promises to be one for the memory book.
 
 
* All-time best
+ Personal favorites
 
 
Bill Corrigan
 
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