You are here: Home>Heritage topics>The Club>The Recreation Ground>1910 Rugby on the Recreation Ground 1910 Rugby on the Recreation Ground by Geoff Pillinger A rugby game in progress on the Rec in 1910A game in progress on the Recreation Ground in 1910This page was added on 17/03/2015. No CommentsStart the ball rolling by posting a comment on this page! Comments DisabledComments are currently disabled while we update the site. Please come back shortly. The Recreation Ground1870 Pulteney Bridge and Monks Mill1894 The Field of Play on the Recreation Ground1894 The Rec in Flood1910 Floods on the Recreation Ground1910 Rugby on the Recreation Ground1912 Bath v Bridgwater1915 The Recreation Ground1922 The Recreation Ground1942 North Stand (Bomb damaged)1949 The West Stand1950 The North Stand and site of President's Lounge1963 January The Recreation Ground is snowbound1963 Recreation Ground flooded1964 The Pavilion1968 The Recreation Ground submerged1968 The Recreation Ground under water1968 The Recreation Ground under water1994 Gareth Chilcott christens footings of South Stand1994 South Stand nears completion1994 South Stand Project1994 Work in Progress on South Stand2012 - The Rec from the South end2012 The Recreation Ground aglow2014 The West Stand2015 The Recreation Ground at nightA typical day on the Recreation GroundCovers on the Recreation GroundThe ClubhouseThe Hospitality SuitesThe Presidents LoungeThe Recreation Ground during the summerThe Recreation Ground looking northThe TV and Commentators Facilities/Camera Gantry Share this Facebook Pinterest Twitter LinkedinBrowse by century:19th (20 pages)20th (55 pages)21st (3 pages)Add an eventPlease tell us about any heritage events taking place around Warwickshire, such as talks, walks and exhibitions. We'll promote the event on this site.Add an eventRecent CommentsAdam Barstow on Barstow HarryMartin Sparkes on 1985 Tour to Boston and Rhode IslandStephen French on 1951-1952 Bath Squad photographHerbie Davies on Williams VaughanJohn Marshall on Glover PeterShare this Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin
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