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The Hart House, sometimes known as the Hart mansion, [4] is a residence located in the Patterson Heights neighbourhood of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Once owned by Stu Hart, it was home to his extensive professional wrestling family for 52 years from October 1951 until Stu Hart's death in October 2003. While not built for them nor any longer ...
Dungeon graduates. The Hart Family Dungeon, otherwise known simply as The Dungeon, is the basement of the Hart mansion. It is known as one of the most notorious training rooms in the world of athletics and was established by Stu shortly after his founding of Stampede Wrestling in 1948; although, the nickname itself developed over time.
Surviving the Dungeon: The Legacy of Stu Hart: Directed by Blake Norton. With Helen Hart, Ross Hart, Stu Hart, Harry Smith. Deep in the Rocky Mountains - in the city of Calgary, Alberta Canada - lies the most famous training facility in the history of professional wrestling: the world-renowned Hart Dungeon.
Jun 9, 2020 · The future Jushin "Thunder" Liger trained at The Dungeon while competing for Stu Hart's Stampede Wrestling. Under his real name of Keiichi Yamada, the Japanese icon first worked for the Calgary ...
Mar 25, 2018 · Stu Hart is the patriarch of the Hart wrestling family. Stu and his wife Helen had eight sons who joined the wrestling business and four daughters who married wrestlers. Stu was the owner of Stampede Wrestling, and the training room in the family's basement, known as the Dungeon, has produced an impressive number of star wrestlers. Future WWE ...
Oct 16, 2003 · Professional Wrestler. He was the father of wrestlers Bret Hart and Owen Hart, and as the founder and owner of Stampede Wrestling, he was responsible for training a number of now-famous wrestlers.
