Historic Name That Ground – Week 4

Each week for the next few weeks I’ll post an image of a football ground taken in the past and you can see if you can recognise the ground. Some will be easy (believe it or not there are some grounds that have not changed much in all those decades!), others not so. You’ll be able to post your view in comments at the bottom of each page.

The following Friday I’ll post the answer. So here goes….

Can you name the ground featured in the image above? It’s a bit different to previous weeks as this is an artist’s impression (don’t blame me for any inaccuracies) of the ground and its surroundings.

The image is from the early 1900s and the block of turnstiles close to the front were a familiar part of this venue. I won’t give any other clues. Leave your comments below.

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2 Comments

  1. Glyn says:

    Hampden Park

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  2. Glyn Griffiths says:

    Hampden Park

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