Northlands Coliseum

Historic Home of the Edmonton Oilers (1974-2016)

Celebrate over four decades of hockey history at the legendary Northlands Coliseum, later known as Rexall Place. This iconic venue witnessed the rise of a dynasty and countless unforgettable moments in hockey history.

Opening Night - November 10, 1974

The Edmonton Coliseum opened its doors when the WHA's Edmonton Oilers defeated the Cleveland Crusaders 4-1. Ron Buchanan scored the historic first goal, with Hall of Famer Jacques Plante earning the win in net.

Final Game - April 6, 2016

The Oilers closed the building in style, defeating the Vancouver Canucks 6-2. Leon Draisaitl scored the final goal, with Cam Talbot as the winning goaltender.

This collection features authentic memorabilia from the building that housed:

  • Five Stanley Cup championships (1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990)
  • Wayne Gretzky's legendary career with the Oilers
  • Countless Hall of Fame performances
  • 42 years of unforgettable hockey memories

Own a piece of hockey history with memorabilia and collectibles from this storied arena.