100 Years of Coconuts is the heritage arm of Cambridge United supporters' trust CFU. It exists to preserve, research and communicate the history of Cambridge United FC, which began life as Abbey United in 1912.
Find out more Funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Swans100 project explored, conserved and celebrated the heritage of Swansea City FC. It commemorated the Swans’ centenary in 2012 and was a partnership between Swansea University and the Swansea City Supporters’ Trust.
Find out more The Aberdeen FC Heritage Trust is an independent charitable organisation working closely with Aberdeen Football Club in order to care for and expand upon the historical record and memorabilia of Aberdeen FC and its supporters and the community it serves.
Find out more Our sporting collections comprise mostly photographs, around 400 at present with more added on a regular basis. The main sports covered are shinty, football, golf, Highland Games, country sports (shooting, fishing etc), skiing, curling and cricket
Find out more Founder members of the football league in 1888, which board director William McGregor was instrumental in setting up, Aston Villa's history and tradition is reflected in their archives.
Find out more This collection of first edition volumes forms an "encyclopaedia to which the inexperienced man, who seeks guidance in the practice of the various British sports and pastimes, can turn for information" (Beaufort 1885).
Find out more The archive service holds the records relating to Grimethorpe Football Club
Find out more The archives service holds collections relating to John R Waller, Harrold United FC, Bedford Bowling club and Bedfordshire County Cricket Club.
Find out more The Bexley Local Studies and Archive Centre holds a number of important sporting archives as well as a great deal of material in the pamphlet and photographic collections.
Find out more Famed in the 19th century for its sporting prowess, most notably in rowing and cricket, our collections are especially rich if you are interested in the history of University sport. We hold records of sporting clubs and activities from 1837 onwards.
Find out more The collection includes the Chalkhill and Wembley Stadium redevelopment papers, reports and newsletters c1990-1999 (Acc 14/2014)
Find out more Our aims are to document and preserve all and any items of Memorabilia collected by the fans of Bristol Rovers Football Club.
Find out more The collection includes a wide range of sports-related publications, from early printed books, manuscripts, reports and statistics to contemporary secondary source material and oral history resources.
Find out more From the renaming of Brymbo’s Institute and Reading Room to become a Workman’s Institute in 1887, the village of Brymbo’s football and cricket clubs have shown a pride in their performance whilst competing at a national Welsh level.
Find out more Causeway Coast and Glens Museums Service looks after five Accredited museums and their collections. The Sporting Heritage of these collections include photographs, programmes, documents, cups/trophies, costume pieces and more of local teams, sporting individuals and sporting events.
Find out more A volunteer initiative to preserve and display the heritage of Charlton Athletic Football Club for the local community and supporters.
Find out more Amongst our collections are images of sporting clubs relating to Chesham and the surrounding area.
Find out more The Civil Service Sports Council (CSSC) records date back to 1864. CSSC had an early vision to have sports ground around the UK and at one stage had 65 sports ground.
Find out more DMU’s Special Collections is based in Library and Learning Services. In partnership with the International Centre for Sports History and Culture we are developing our holdings relating to sports.
Find out more West of Scotland Football Club's ground is in Milngavie, and their archives are deposited with East Dunbartonshire Archives at our archive store in Bearsden Library.
Find out more ‘Memory Lane – the world famous home of the Spurs story’ is Exposure’s acclaimed, hour-long film documentary made by local film makers and involving young people.
Find out more Entitled ‘From Town to Town’ the project aims to chart the history of the football club from its formation in 1889 to the present day and to provide information and artefacts that can be taken out into the community to educate and enrich the lives of local people.
Find out more The 'History of St James Park, home of Exeter City Football Club' was a one-year project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF), which aimed to identify, document, preserve and share the tangible and intangible history of the Club for communities of fans, staff and players in Exeter and beyond.
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