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  • Title: Circus elephant in a custom-made car

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Unknown

    Description: The arrival of the circus in Hereford was much anticipated. With so many elephants on show, they had to arrive by train at Barrs Court Station. Most of the elephants walked tail-in-trunk to the Big Top. But this unfortunate one, rode in a specially-constructed jeep. 1958.

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  • Title: Resting participant, Fownhope Heart of Oak Club Walk

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Unknown

    Description: Mr Albert Godsell, grandfather of current member and stalwart Roley Clarke, resting at the Heart of Oak Club Walk, held every year at Fownhope.

  • Title: Harry Jauncey at Fownhope Club Walk - Aero Campaign photo

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Unknown

    Description: Henry ‘Harry’ Jauncey at the annual Heart of Oak Club Walk, Fownhope, 1958. This acclaimed photograph was published in The Birmingham Mail in 1958, and then appeared in the 1959 edition of The Photography Year Book. The image was later used in an Aero chocolate advertisement in 1962 with the tag-line: 'And suddenly - you feel like an Aero’.

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  • Title: A Club regular enjoying the Fownhope Heart of Oak Club Walk

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Unknown

    Description: Colour photograph of Frank Bream, a club member enjoying a drink during one of the stopping-off points during the Heart of Oak Club Walk's village parade. Besides being a rural custom, the Walk was also a significant social event in the village.

  • Title: Colin Addison

    Type: Image

    Date Published: 1972 tbc

    Description: Black and white photograph of Colin Addison - player manager of Hereford United (including the 1972 FA Cup run)

  • Title: Extra terraces for match v Southend United (3)

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Dec 1956

    Description: Black and white photograph of The Club preparing for its FA home match against Southend United. Members of the supporter's club were working each evening to prepare terraces that would hold an extra 2000 spectators. The match took place on Saturday 8th December 1956 FA Cup Round 2 HEREFORD UNITED 2 v SOUTHEND 3

  • Title: Extra terraces for match v Southend United (4)

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Dec 1956

    Description: Black and white photograph of The Club preparing for its FA home match against Southend United. Members of the supporter's club were working each evening to prepare terraces that would hold an extra 2000 spectators. The match took place on Saturday 8th December 1956 FA Cup Round 2 HEREFORD UNITED 2 v SOUTHEND 3

  • Title: Extra terraces for match v Southend United

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Dec 1956

    Description: Black and white photograph of The Club preparing for its FA home match against Southend United. Members of the supporter's club were working each evening to prepare terraces that would hold an extra 2000 spectators. The match took place on Saturday 8th December 1956 FA Cup Round 2 HEREFORD UNITED 2 v SOUTHEND 3

  • Title: Extra terraces for match v Southend United (2)

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Dec 1956

    Description: Black and white photograph of The Club preparing for its FA home match against Southend United. Members of the supporter's club were working each evening to prepare terraces that would hold an extra 2000 spectators. The match took place on Saturday 8th December 1956 FA Cup Round 2 HEREFORD UNITED 2 v SOUTHEND 3

  • Title: PC Roy Short removes Billy Meadow’s boots after the FA Cup match

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Unknown

    Description: Black and which photograph of PC Roy Short removing Billy Meadow’s boots after the FA Cup match

  • Title: The team celebrate Hereford United’s 2–1 victory over Newcastle United 1972

    Type: Image

    Date Published: 5th February 1972

    Description: Black and white photo. February 5th 1972 at Edgar Street, Hereford. The team celebrate Hereford United’s 2–1 victory over Newcastle United, which is generally considered the greatest FA Cup shock of all time. It was the first time a non-league club had beaten a top-flight club in a competitive fixture since 1949.

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