Sports Archive.
Pease's West, Sports Ground
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Last Updated:
16 Aug 2022
Football, Cricket, Rugby
Home Teams & Clubs:
Opened:
Closed:
19th c
Open
Condition:
Crook
54.722563, -1.748992
NEHL - A sports ground has existed on this site from at least the late 19th century. The 1890s maps depict the site as a football ground (it may be association football or rugby) while later in the 20th century it is shown as a cricket ground. A small clubhouse could be found in the north east of the pitch bordering the railway, but there were little facilities elsewhere until used for cricket, when a clubhouse was constructed on the north side. It has remained a sports centre and in use today.

Ordnance Survey, 1897
The ground can be seen just to the right of the railway. Source: Historic England Photograph: RAF_58_2654_F22_0321 flown 09/12/1958
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