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Horton Road
Hidden behind a petrol station in Horton Road used to be a football stadium. As a youngster I only ever went there once, I have vague recollections of an "It's a Knockout" type event that took place there and the place seemed massive to the young me, although in reality it probably wasn't.

My second visit was for a "free" friendly against a team of Loughborough Students on November 9th 1985. It finished 0-0 and I couldn't wait to get away!

A view of Horton Road Stadium
A view of Horton Road Stadium

The area is now the Swallow Park housing estate
The area is now the Swallow Park housing estate

A photo to commemorate the last game at Horton Road
A photo to commemorate the last game at Horton Road

These photos are from Watford based City fan Tony Butler

The approach to Horton Road Stadium
The approach to Horton Road Stadium

The only developed side of the massive bowl stadium
The only developed side of the massive bowl stadium

Not sure if this is during it's lifetime or after!
Not sure if this is during it's lifetime or after!

And these are courtesy of Bob Lilliman of Groundtastic Magazine

This is Horton Road in 1983
This is Horton Road in 1983

The same angle but minus the crowd
The same angle but minus the crowd.

A shot taken from the T-End
A shot taken from the end nearest the railways lines

And the old Horton Road gates now in use at Stonehouse Town's ground!
And the old Horton Road gates now in use at Stonehouse Town's ground!

Plus a bonus photo of Longlevens under lights!
Plus a bonus photo of Longlevens under lights!

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Page last updated : 19th January 2013

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