What was the name of the stadium built for Philadelphia’s 1926 Sesquicentennial Exposition?

The stadium built for Philadelphia’s 1926 Sesquicentennial Exposition was Sesqui-Centennial Stadium.

The venue was constructed as part of the exposition in South Philadelphia and hosted ceremonies, pageants, sporting events, and other attractions during the six-month fair. Its name directly reflected the 150th anniversary being celebrated.

The stadium was later known as Philadelphia Municipal Stadium and, from 1964, as John F. Kennedy Stadium. It became a major venue for Philadelphia sports and public events before being demolished in 1992.

This answer is easy to confuse with Franklin Field, the University of Pennsylvania stadium, or Veterans Stadium, the later baseball and football venue in South Philadelphia. The 1926 stadium’s original name is the historically specific answer because the question asks about the exposition-era construction.