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Exhibits Via Rail Stanley Cup Dynasties Select A TopicSite MapPrintable HHOF Info Page3D Stanley CupAdmission RatesAmateur Team Photo AlbumAudioVideo VaultCorporate InformationCyberstoreDid You KnowDonationsDynastiesEducation ProgramElection ProceduresEmployment & Volunteer OpportunitiesExhibits TourFaceOff Info & InteractionFacility RentalsFan FeedbackGalleryGame TimeGeneral InformationGroup Sales & Advance TicketsHHOF InsiderHockey Calendar & ResultsHonoured MembersHours of OperationHumourInduction ShowcaseLegends Signed ProductsLegend SpotlightMinor Hockey NightsNewsNHL Player SearchOlympic Hockey HistoryOutreach ProgramPro ClassicsPromos & ContestsRecords & RankingsResource CentreSilverware & WinnersStanley Cup JournalStanley Cup TributeThe ClubThis Day In Hockey HistoryTime CapsuleVisitor InformationVolunteer ProgramWomens Hockey TributeWorld of Hockey Calendar Via Rail Stanley Cup Dynasties Via Rail Stanley Cup Dynasties unveiled in conjunction with NHL Zone includes reverent displays to the rosters of nine franchises which lorded over the NHL for extended periods of time giving these clubs the singular honour of being considered Dynasties The Ottawa Senators of the 1920s the Toronto Maple Leafs of the 1940s and sixties the Detroit Red Wings of the earlyfifties the Montreal Canadiens of the latefifties the sixties and the 1970s the New York Islanders of the earlyeighties and Edmontons Oilers of the late1980s are heralded in this area which also includes a unique floortoceiling engraved Stanley Cup Bands of Champions wall and a comprehensive timeline of the Stanley Cups illustrious history The dynasties of the New York Islanders and Edmonton Oilers won eight of the 10 Stanley Cup championships during the 1980sThe Ottawa Senators of 191920 to 192627 are considered the NHLs first dynasty Winning four Stanley Cup championships in eight years and featuring no fewer than fourteen future members of the Hockey Hall Fame including Frank Nighbor and Cy Denneny this was truly a team for the ages The Toronto Maple Leafs of 194647 to 195051 were the first team to win the Stanley Cup three times in succession and in fact won the big prize four out of five seasons With players such as Syl Apps and Ted Kennedy leading the team just two of thirteen Hall of Famers in all the Leafs of the 1940s were a handful for any opponent The Detroit Red Wings of 194950 to 195455 featured alltime greats Gordie Howe Ted Lindsay and Terry Sawchuk and won the Stanley Cup four times over a six year stretch In 1950 Pete Babando became the first to record an overtime Stanley Cupwinning goal in a seventh game a feat duplicated by teammate Tony Leswick four years later The Montreal Canadiens of 195556 to 195960 are arguably the greatest team in NHL history as they are the only team to captur...