Which Famous Stadiums Has Lincoln City Football Club Played At?
Lincoln City’s rise from non-league shock-makers to hardened EFL competitors has taken the Imps to some of the most storied grounds in England. From a […]
Lost Grounds
Lost Grounds: The Imps and Leeds Road, Huddersfield
Huddersfield Town’s history began at a meeting in 1906 when, with rugby league already established in the town, members of the Huddersfield & District FA […]
The Imps and Elm Park, Reading
Reading FC were founded in December 1871 at a meeting of young businessmen, shop-keepers and students who had a desire to emulate the interest stimulated […]
Lost Grounds: The Imps and the Baseball Ground, Derby County
Derby County Football Club was formed in 1884 as part of an attempt by Derbyshire County Cricket Club to give players and supporters a winter […]
Forgotten Grounds: The Imps and Burnden Park, Bolton
Bolton Wanderers were founded as Christ Church FC in 1874 by the curate of a church of the same name and a schoolmaster at a […]
Forgotten Grounds: Gay Meadow, Shrewsbury
The first recorded football club in the county town of Shropshire was known simply as Shrewsbury FC, and after being founded in 1874 won both […]
Forgotten Grounds: The Imps and Millmoor, Rotherham
All photo credits found at bottom of the article; for removals, please contact the editor The history of football in the South Yorkshire town of […]
Forgotten Grounds: The Imps and Loakes Park, Wycombe
A ground on which Lincoln City only played once in their long history was Loakes Park, the original home of Wycombe Wanderers, writes Malcolm Johnson. […]
Forgotten Grounds: The Imps and Eastville, Bristol
All photo credits are at the end of the article Bristol Rovers were formed following a meeting at the Eastville Restaurant in Bristol in 1883, […]
Forgotten Grounds: The Imps and Springfield Park, Wigan
PHOTO CREDITS CAN BE FOUND AT THE BOTTOM OF THE ARTICLE Apart from examples of ground-sharing there are a handful of venues that Lincoln City […]
Forgotten Grounds: The County Ground, Northampton
Over the years a handful of Football League grounds have been associated with the playing of professional cricket, writes Malcolm Johnson. In some cases, the […]
Forgotten Grounds: The Imps and Feethams, Darlington
Darlington FC were founded in 1883 after a meeting was called in Darlington Grammar School to address concerns that so few Darlington-based football clubs were […]
Forgotten Grounds: The Imps and Sealand Road, Chester
Chester FC was founded in 1885 as an amalgamation of Chester Rovers and Old King’s Scholars FC and initially played their home games at Faulkner […]
Forgotten Grounds: The Imps and the Manor Ground, Oxford
A footballing venue only visited by Lincoln City over a twenty-year period was the previous home of Oxford United, the Manor Ground. It was situated […]
Forgotten Grounds: The Imps and Plough Lane, Wimbledon
Although AFC Wimbledon may be considered by most if not all of their supporters as having previously played at the Plough Lane ground, technically the […]
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