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 rare portrait of the incomparable Stanley Shoveller, the Prince of Centre Forwards Click here to view | →
100 goals are scored by the 1st XI in the 1904/05 season Click here to view | →
Team Captain and Vice Captains are named on the cover of the 1903 Fixture Card Click here to view | →
The Fixture Card records only one loss for the 1st XI in the 1903/04 season Click here to view | →
The Account of May 1903 shows a Club turnover just short of £100 Click here to view | →
In August 1902, Frank Wheeler seeks a fully represented AGM Click here to view | →
A report of a narrow 1-2 loss at Christmas in 1902 to Oxford University Click here to view | →
A 1-1 draw against Bromley in 1902 is reported in the press Click here to view | →
In 1902, members were given the times of trains to opponents’ grounds Click here to view | →
In 1901, members with enquiries are directed to captains and not the Committees Click here to view | →
An early record of results against opponents over the first decade of the 20th Century Click here to view | →
Secretary Frank Wheeler gives formal notice of the 1900 AGM Click here to view | →
A good many of these Hampstead CC cricketers are also members of the Club in 1900 Click here to view | →
Impresario-to-be Robin Leigh Ibbs is named as 3rd XI skipper in the 1900/01 fixture card Click here to view | →
More bad weather in February in 1901 leads to the cancellation of many matches. Click here to view | →
Inclement weather in February 1900 but some big scores recorded Click here to view | →
Increased expenditure in 1899 includes a contribution to the Hockey War Fund Click here to view | →
Bare essential details but including the times of train departures to Richmond! Click here to view | →
A 3rd XI is now running in 1898: many results are recorded for the season Click here to view | →





























