Sheffield Wednesday Football Club Collection

Sheffield Wednesday Club F. A. Cup Winners, 1896
L-R Front Row: Mr. J. Holmes; Crawshaw; Langley; Jamieson; Petrie; Mr. A.J. Dickinson; Mr. A. Nixon. Middle Row: W. Johnson (trainer); H. Brandon; Brash; M.J. Earp; Davis; H

Sheffield Wednesday Football Team at Hillsborough, c. 1937
Back; ?, Westlake, Macintosh, Swift, Turton, Witcombe. Front; ?, Quigley?, Daley, Froggatt, Woodhead. From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u01006

Sheffield Wednesday League Champions, 1902-1903
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: s03883

Sheffield Wednesday Football Team, 1928 / 9, League Champions
Back Row: A Strange, T Walker, T Leach, J Brown, E Blenkinsop, W Marsden. Seated: M Hooper, J Seed (Captain), J Allen, R Gregg, E Rimmer. At sides: R Brown (secretary), F Craig (trainer)

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club F. A. Cup Winners, 1907
Back Row L-R: Messrs.; A.G.W. Dronfield; J.Holmes: A.J. Dickinson: J.C.Clegg; H.Nixon; J. Thackray; ?; Ellis; T. Lee; W. Turner; w.F. Wardley; Middle Row: J. Davis (asst trainer); H

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club team, 1911 / 12
Back Row: Wilson, Lloyd, Tyler, Cawley, Clarke, Miller, Beech, Brelsford, Pickering, Bentley. Middle Row: B. Davis (Asst Trainer); Nicholson, Brittleton, Lamb, Worrall, Davison, Spoors, McSkinning

Sheffield Wednesday, League Champions 1902-3 and 1903-4
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: s00408

Sheffield United Football Club programme - match against Sheffield Wednesday, 1905
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y14615

English Football Association Cup Sheffield Wednesday 1896, 1907
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: arc00506

Sheffield Wednesday v Glasgow - Ibrox Park, 1913
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u01001

Sheffield Wednesday F. C. - Season 1922-1923
Back Row: Gray, Williams, Davison, Prior, Binks, Brelsford, Jackson (Trainer). Front Row: Lowdell, Kean, G. Wilson, Petrie, Lofthouse. From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u01000

Sheffield Wednesday F. C. team photograph, 1920
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u00985

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club 1925 / 6
Back Row: F Kean, A Lowdell, W Felton, J Brown, F Froggatt (captain), E Blenkinsop, W Marsden. Front Row: Rus Williams, M Barrass, J Trotter, H Hill, A Prince

Sheffield Wednesdays Football Clubs Attack, 1904
Top is A. Wilson; top right G Simpson; bottom right J. Mallock; bottom V. S. Simpson; Bottom left H. Chapman; upper left H. Davis. Original at Sheffield Libraries: s00409

Sheffield Wednesday football team, 1918
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u01003

Sheffield Wednesday F. C. (First league season), c. 1892
Back Row: Bromley (Trainer); ?; W. Allan; Darroch; O Neill (Trainer). Middle Row: H. Davis; H. Brandon; ?, Chalmers, Spiksley. Front Row; Brown, Rowan, Woolhouse

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club in training, around 1913
Back Row; Kinnear (Trainer), ?, ?, Spoors, ?, ?, Kirkman, Benjamin Davies (Asst Trainer). On Ground; Lol Birkinshaw, Wright. From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u00993

Sheffield Wednesday F. C. Team Photograph v Glasgow, 1900
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u00984

Sheffield Wednesday Football Ground, Penistone Road
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: s00468

Sheffield Wednesday Football Team, 1912
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: s00467

Ambrose Langley (1870-1937), Sheffield Wednesday Football Club
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: s00415

Sheffield Wednesdays Defence, 1904
Top is J. Lyall; top right H. Burton; bottom right H. Ruddlesden. Bottom T. Crawshaw (captain), bottom left R. Ferrier; top left W. Layton. From an original at Sheffield libraries s00410

Derek Dooley (1929-2008), Sheffield Wednesday FC (1947-1953)
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u10871

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club, Olive Grove grandstand, 1892
Shows refreshments, visitors dressing room, tea room, offices, hoem club's dressing room, bath room, tickets. Scale 8 feet to 1 inch. Dimensions of original approx. 67 x 50 cm

Alan Finney (1933- ), Sheffield Wednesday Football Club, 1951-1966
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: t08731

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club on their training field, 1910
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u08929

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Sheffield Wednesday Football Club, a historic institution that has left an indelible mark on the world of football. From their humble beginnings at Hillsborough in 1937 to their triumph as F. A. Cup Winners in 1896, this club has always been synonymous with greatness. The fierce rivalry between Sheffield Wednesday and Sheffield United is legendary, as evidenced by the intense match captured in the programme from 1905. These two teams have battled it out on numerous occasions, each vying for supremacy over the other. But it was not just local rivalries that defined Sheffield Wednesday's success. Their prowess on the national stage is evident through their multiple victories in the prestigious English Football Association Cup. The years 1896 and 1907 will forever be etched into history as moments when Sheffield Wednesday rose above all others to claim glory. The team photographs from various eras showcase the evolution of this remarkable club. Whether it was during their League Championship-winning seasons of 1902-3 and 1903-4 or their memorable clash against Glasgow at Ibrox Park in 1913, Sheffield Wednesday consistently displayed skill and determination. As we delve deeper into their past, we encounter iconic landmarks such as Olive Grove grandstand - a testament to the rich heritage that surrounds this footballing giant. It served as a symbol of pride for fans who gathered there to witness unforgettable matches unfold before them. The season of 1922-1923 holds special significance for Sheffield Wednesday supporters; it stands out among many successful campaigns throughout history. This period marked another chapter filled with passion, dedication, and unwavering support from loyal fans who stood by their beloved club through thick and thin. Sheffield Wednesday Football Club continues to inspire generations with its glorious legacy spanning over a century. With every passing year, they remind us why they are held dear by so many devoted followers worldwide – because legends never fade away.