Address: Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland G42 9BA
Grid Ref: NS589614
Created: 13/02/2002

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Collection of photographs taken during the demolition of "old" Hampden to make way for Scotlands new "Field of Dreams".

Club: Queens Park FC
Ground Capacity: 52,000
Record Attendance: 149,415, Scotland-England; 1937
Pitch Size: 115 x 75 yards
Inauguration: 31 October 1903
First match: Queens Park-Celtic 1-0

Architects: Archibald Leitch 1903, J Miller 1903,
Architects: Babtie, Shaw & Morton (Rebuilding) 1914

On the web:

http://www.hampdenpark.co.uk
http://www.qpfc.com/hampden/001.html
http://www.upyarkilt.com/nationalsidestadiumHampdenPark.html

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I remember going to Scotlad games as a boy on the North Terrace. One of my funniest memories was of a guy who, after presumably a few too many, decided not to bother goi ng down to what , at that time, resembled toilets ! He just whipped it out and went where he was standing. I clearly remember the space that opened up around him - there must have been a 20 foot empty circle around this guy who's only concern was not pissing on his unopened bevvy !! That night it wasnt just the national team that stunk.

Alan. New York City. [19/02/2004]

 


 

Does anyone have any information, stories or photographs relating to Hampden. Maybe you worked there, played there, have old photographs or more photos from the redevelopment phase.

We would like to hear from you!

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Photos by: Iain Johnstone
 
13/02/2002