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Bowling Club pavilion PLA01_04_005
Filename: PLA01_04_0005.jpg
Size: 2362 x 1551 (4.5MB)
Date: 30th September 2022
Source: Historic England
Credit: © His toric England Archive.s im
Copyright Status: Copyrighted Work
Source: His toric England (Played in Coll
Owner URL: https ://images .his toricenglands ervices .org.uk/
Job Title: Photographer
© Historic England Archive
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Bowling Club pavilion PLA01_04_005
Old Trafford Bowling Club, Pavilion, Talbot Road, Old Trafford, Trafford, Greater Manchester. The pavilion of the Old Trafford Bowling Club, seen from the east.
When the pavilion was built in 1877 it was one of the largest clubhouses in amateur sport
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Media ID 26397980
© Historic England Archive
19th Century Cityscape Contrast Sport And Recreation Sporting Sports Sports Heritage Sports History Victorian Contrasting Old And New Tudorbethan
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This print showcases the historic Bowling Club pavilion of Old Trafford, Greater Manchester. Standing proudly since its construction in 1877, this pavilion holds a significant place in amateur sport history as one of the largest clubhouses ever built. Its grandeur and architectural style, reminiscent of Victorian Tudorbethan design, make it a true gem within the sporting community. From an eastern perspective, this photograph captures the essence of the Old Trafford Bowling Club's pavilion. The lush green bowling green stretches out before it, inviting players to partake in their beloved sport and recreation. This image is not just a testament to sports heritage but also serves as a window into Manchester's rich sporting past. The contrast between old and new is strikingly evident here. As we admire this 19th-century structure against the backdrop of modern cityscape, we can't help but appreciate how time has shaped our surroundings. It stands as a reminder that while progress may alter landscapes over time, certain landmarks remain steadfast symbols of tradition and history. Simon Inglis skillfully captures these elements through his lens, allowing us to relish in both the beauty and significance held within this single frame. Let this print serve as an homage to all those who have stepped foot on these grounds throughout generations - leaving behind their own mark on sporting history.
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