Lancashire County Cricket Club Museum

Lancashire Cricket Club’s museum at Old Trafford exhibits the history of the county’s cricket. Originating from Manchester Cricket Club (formed in the early 19th century), the club moced to their current ground in 1857.

There are a number of trophies and objects to view, including:

  • Silver tankards from 1738
  • Paintings
  • Scores
  • Rules of the game
  • Memorabillia from the early development of cricket, including some of the earliest cricket statistics in existence.

Formed in 1864

Lancashire County Cricket Club was formed in 1864, and on display are artifacts including early team photographs, scrapbooks, and other ephemera including cricket balls. Greats such as Mynn, Felix and Parr are represented in ceramic form, and objects linked to W.G.Grace have been presented by his relatives.

Location
Lancashire County Cricket Club, Talbot Rd, Manchester M16 0PX
Website
http://www.lccc.co.uk/
Phone number
0161 282 4000
Email address
enquiries@​lccc.​co.​uk
Address
Lancashire County Cricket Club
Talbot Road
Manchester
M16 0PX
Sports
cricket (61)
Region
North West (26)
This collection entry was last updated on 28/02/2017. Information incorrect or out-of-date?