NEHL - Curlew Road ground was developed in the early 1900s for possible number of Jarrow clubs. There were a dizzying array of small sides on South Tyneside at the time. Caledonians, the the first definite team to use the ground, first started playing in the 06-7 season in the South Shields Junior League and had the site fully refurbished. Photos show the official opening of the ground by Lord Northbourne in September 1912.

It is suggestible Jarrow Curlew Villa played at the ground earlier thanks to the name, but there may have been many more.

Jarrow FC started playing at the ground in 1913 having amalgamated with the Caledonians, but they formally wounded up in 1917. A club of shipyard workers named 'Palmers Jarrow' played at the ground after WWI, but it was short lived as the ground fell into decay after the war. Palmers changed their name to Jarrow AFC and relocated to Campbell Park in Hebburn.

The ground is now a housing development.

You can read more on Jarrow's football history here: http://donmouth.co.uk/local_history/jarrow_fc/jarrow_fc.html