@adesyko@Official_STFC Hi, the boards from the player's corridor are in safe storage and will be reused, some of it will be going up in the Don Rogers concourse. So nothing's been lost, it's just finding a new home.
Who started Swindon Town? A young priest called William Baker Pitt, all the way back in 1879. Here's his story, from the @Official_STFC Museum. 👇 (Our first film made with a little help from AI.) #stfc 1/2
Want to know more? We're giving a framed montage relating to the event at the village where he was priest for over 50 years. 📅 Thu 17 Sept, 2.30 to 4pm. Church tour, Harold Fleming medals on show, tea and cakes. Free entry, just let us know you're coming: [email protected]
Everyone at the Swindon Town FC Museum would like to congratulate Lou Macari on this MBE from the King. Congratulations Lou - https://t.co/gPvNzf7TsG #STFC
Photographs from the Historic England Archive’s ‘Football Grounds of England’ Collection will be on display at Swindon Central Library’s Courtyard Gallery, from 29 June to 24 July. Further details on the article below on our website https://t.co/3a3hQfvw2s #STFC
We are hugely appreciative after Alan Mayes kindly donates special artefacts to the STFC Museum, view the article to find out more https://t.co/rW9dvJ6Xam #stfc