These are images of various grounds, offices and other places which have some significance to Australian Football in NSW.
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Original Erskineville Oval
The League premises at 64 Regent Street, Chippendale
An image of where the Australian Football Ground was located, on the N-W corner of Gardeners & Botany Road, Alexandria
Opening of then Hampden Oval (Trumper Park) in 1897
Opening of then Hampden Oval (Trumper Park) in 1897
Hampden Park Pavillion Opening small - note tent on the ground
Football at Trumper Park
This sign was affixed to the western side of the grandstand, facing Hampden Street, indicating that Trumper Park was the home of Australian Football in Sydney and that games were played there every Sunday.
This building stood where the 1960 grandstand was built at Trumper Park
1960 Trumper Park from the hill
1960 Trumper Park from the hill
1960 Trumper Park - Frank Dixon Grandstand
Erskineville Oval in 1988
Erskineville Oval in 1988
Erskineville Oval on right with the Metters factory in the background
Erskineville Oval on right with the Metters factory in the background. This Erskineville Oval had an east-west profile and was demolished in 1939 to make way for public housing and a new (current) oval.
1933-08-04 - NSW v QLD @ SCG - No. 4=Powitch & Troughman
1933 NSW Team at Opening Ceremony, SCG
More trams lined up waiting for patrons from the SCG
More trams lined up waiting for patrons from the SCG
Moore Park in the 1800s before construction of fields
Moore Park in the 1800s before construction of fields
Flanagans Hotel, Liverpool Street Sydney. The scene of many early meetings and functions
Flanagans Hotel, Liverpool Street Sydney. The scene of many early meetings and functions
1877 Albert Cricket Ground, Redfern, venue of first game of Aust football
1877 Albert Cricket Ground, Redfern, venue of first game of Aust football. It was roughly bounded by Elizabeth, Redfern, Kettle and Moorehead Streets Redfern. This was a 'private ground' and the only such fenced facility of the time. It housed many top line cricket games but was sold off when the SCG was opened in about 1878.
1946 NSWANFL Annual Meeting with club delegates
1946 NSWANFL Annual Meeting held at the Sydney Sports Club, cnr George & Hunter Streets with club delegates attending
