Ottawa Heritage Hockey

Our Ottawa Heritage Hockey art print captures the history of the return of pro hockey to the nation's capital. Teams once played professionally in Ottawa, dating back to 1883. Teams of that era won 11 Stanley Cups before falling on hard economic times during the height of the Great Depression. Pro hockey left Ottawa in 1934, but in 1992, returned to the passionate fans in Ottawa.

The inspiration behind our Ottawa Heritage Hockey art print

The Ottawa Heritage Hockey art print draws on aspects of modern hockey history while connecting it to the past. The large 'O' graphic and the red, off-white and black barber pole stripes are features of the team's jerseys before their demise in the 1930s. A rendering of the Ottawa Civic Centre, the new era team home, is tucked into the center of the print behind 1930s era hockey sticks.

This unique art print makes a great addition to any Ottawa, or pro sports art enthusiast's collection.

Design Features

• A heritage design inspired by Ottawa pro hockey history
• An illustration of the Ottawa Civic Centre arena
• Authentic antique map background of Ottawa