The First 20 Years
Re-formation & Hornsey
The Paddington Effect
Of General Interest
Between the Wars
League Hockey
The National League Era

1894-1914 The First 20 Years
Take a look at the documents
A Baron Scotford composed silhouette of Toby Orr in 1910 Click here to view | →
A silhouette of full-back, Jack Bennett, in 1910 cut by Baron Scotford Click here to view | →
A report of a 2-2 draw against Cambridge University, who equalised five minutes from time Click here to view | →
A photograph of the touring Hampstead team of 1910 at Folkestone Click here to view | →
A report on 19 October 1910 of a 2-1 win against Cambridge University Click here to view | →
A press report of a 6-2 win for Hampstead against Wimbledon in 1908 Click here to view | →
Toby Orr captains London against the Combined Counties in 1908 Click here to view | →
F W “Toby” Orr, the much-respected captain of the 1st XI, from centre half Click here to view | →
A hat-trick for Stanley Shoveller in a 3-0 defeat of Surbiton (away) Click here to view | →
The Fixture Card for the 1907/08 season is sent to opposing clubs Click here to view | →
A rare photograph of the Shoveller brothers together in 1908 Click here to view | →
A report of the Easter Tour of 1908, with Stanley Shoveller playing at right back Click here to view | →
The photographed squad for the Easter Tour at Folkestone in 1908 Click here to view | →
A photograph of the team of the moment Click here to view | →
A report of a 4-2 win against the much-fancied Staines Click here to view | →
1st XI is undefeated by any metropolitan based club in the 1907/08 season Click here to view | →
A ticket for the Annual Dinner held on 7 March 1907 Click here to view | →
The Annual Dinner Card for the end of the 1906/07 season Click here to view | →
National Press coverage of a 12-1 win against Stade Français Click here to view | →
The Dinner Sub-Committee summons members to attend the Annual Dinner Click here to view | →
The Card for the Annual Dinner, held on the 20th February 1906 Click here to view | →
The 1st Xi described as a Cricket-Hockey Club in a 1904 photograph in Fry’s Magazine Click here to view | →





























