EASTER ROAD STADIUM OPEN DAY: LEITH FESTIVAL 2019
The Hibernian Historical Trust is delighted to announce that we will once again hold an open day as part of the Leith Festival on Sunday 16th June 2019 from 1pm - 5pm.
1964/65: STEIN’S FLEETING HIBERNIAN REIGN
Trust Curator Tom Wright details season 1964/65, a campaign that would hold a mixture of contrasting emotions under the guidance of Jock Stein then Bob Shankly.
A FLICK THROUGH THE ARCHIVES | PART 3
We continue our series of occasional articles highlighting unique artefacts within the Hibernian Historical Trust archives.
A FLICK THROUGH THE ARCHIVES | PART 2
We continue our series of occasional articles highlighting unique artefacts within the Hibernian Historical Trust archives.
HIBS AGAINST CELTIC IN THE SCOTTISH CUP
Throughout the years there have been many tremendous clashes between Hibernian and Celtic in the Scottish Cup and tonight’s fixture promises to be no different.
HIBS AGAINST RAITH ROVERS IN THE SCOTTISH CUP
In the 136 years since the formation of Raith Rovers in 1883, meetings between Hibernian and the Fife side in the Scottish Cup competition have been fairly rare, and of the nine meetings before today’s game, Rovers are currently one ahead in the series. Today we take a look back at some of those games.
A MARATHON LEAGUE CUP TIE AGAINST ABERDEEN
Over the years there have been many titanic clashes between Hibernian and Aberdeen, but probably none as gripping as the marathon League Cup tie between the sides during the 1950/51 season.
A FLICK THROUGH THE ARCHIVES | PART 1
This is the first of a series of occasional articles highlighting unique artefacts within the Hibernian Historical Trust archives.
THE 1947 SCOTTISH CUP
With yet another Scottish Cup campaign upon us, we take a look back at the first post-war competition and the final between Hibernian and Aberdeen at Hampden in April 1947.
HIBERNIAN AND THE GREAT WAR
On Armistice Sunday the Hibernian Chairman Rod Petrie laid a wreath on behalf of the club at the Hearts War Memorial at Haymarket, both Edinburgh clubs united in paying their respects for those who had made the ultimate sacrifice during the Great War. Trust Curator Tom Wright details Hibernian’s involvement during the conflict.
