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Maybe one for the east of England folks to have a look at fairly sharpish - one of my Facebook friends who lives local to Boston shared a post from the demolition company charged with demolishing the former Boston Football Stadium saying works were going to commence in January along with a...

DISCLAIMER: I suck at photography. The photos in this post were taken over 3 or 4 visits to this site. Some were taken on my phone, some on a DSLR (before I left it at the top of another site in Bristol). You will be able to see how my photography skills developed (if you'll excuse the pun) from...

History Two underground mines were discovered in the 60’s by cavers, one was named quarry dean and the other was named football field quarry. Both mines (which I’m convinced were connected at one point) date back as early as the roman era. The stone quarried from these mines were used to build...

Ewood Bridge football ground Rossendale While Stand Athletic might have disbanded over a decade ago, the football club's former home in the heart of Rossendale is still standing. The ground itself can be found between the River Irwell and the East Lancashire Railway line. As for its footballing...

In January 2012 the plans for a new football stadium were presented in the city of Acapulco. In the same month, not only construction began but also stalls were already sold and the new stadium was heavily promoted on buses, billboards etc. Even Radamel Falcao who played for Atlético Madrid...

Hi All! This is my First go at a report so sorry if some things are up to standard, I will hopefully get better at these as I post more, Im saving up for a camera at the moment so I have shot these on a iPhone, so sorry for the crap quality of pictures. Anyway, here goes nothing I guess...

NB: not the best at night photography so sorry for the poor quality At the start of the year I was visiting Rome with some friends to study the architecture of the city and so when we learned of an abandoned Nervi stadium we couldn't pass up the opportunity to check it out. The Stadium...

1. The History Aylesbury United FC were originally formed back in 1897. Currently residing in Division One Central of the Southern League, their former ground, at Buckingham Road, is located just over a mile from Aylesbury, on the A413 to Buckingham. Aylesbury United moved to Buckingham Road in...

Meanwhile, this Italian villa of a football coach is pretty well known, and several things has changed there. Only a dusty dirt road leads to it and from outside the house looks quite inconspicuous. But once again proves: Don't judge a book by its cover...! 1 2 3 4...

A little history on the place The Stadion Za Lužánkami sits in the city of Brno, the second largest city in the Czech Republic. The stadium was constructed between 1949-1953 and in the 1960's to 1970's was the largest football stadium in the then Czechoslovakia. The stadium still holds the...

Hi Guys, I came across this tiny abandoned football clubs stadium, so thought I would try and shoot it with the drone. Its actually in my home town.. It was an odd light for shooting, but it normally is when I'm flying 8).

The History Largely from wiki: Millmoor was was the home ground of Rotherham County F.C. between 1907 and 1925 and then their successors Rotherham United F.C. until 2008. The team and ground were once owned by C.F. Booth, whose huge Clarence Metalworks and scrapyard overlooks the site. When...

The stadium has had no professional tenant since, but has been in use again for local youth football since 2016. History The Millmoor Ground, commonly known as Millmoor, is a football stadium in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England. It was the home ground of Rotherham County F.C. between 1907...

I have seen live baseball games in The US & Canada (out of curiosity only), but I have never been to a football stadium before; derelict or otherwise. Until now. After a comical access, had a look round the pitch, stands, commentator’s box, the bar, and club changing rooms. I know nothing about...

Explored with @Lost Explorer and a non member History Kettering Town, nicknamed the Cherries, were originally formed in 1872 and briefly professional in 1891. Between 1897 and 2011 they played at Rockingham Road, after spells at North Park and Eldreds Field. Many honours have found their way...