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The Hambledon Cricket Memorial, Hampshire, 1922
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The Hambledon Cricket Memorial, Hampshire, 1922
Photograph of the Memorial unveiled in 1908, by Hampshire County Cricket Captain E.M. Sprot, to mark the site of the Hambledon Cricket Club Ground (circa 1750-1787). Broadhalfpenny Down is considered to be the birthplace of modern cricket and the Bat and Ball Inn at Hambledon, one of the oldest cricket pavilions
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1750 1787 Birth Place Considered Cricket Hambledon Hampshire Mark Oldest Pavilions Unveiled 1922
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This print captures the essence of cricket history at its very core - The Hambledon Cricket Memorial in Hampshire, unveiled in 1908 by Hampshire County Cricket Captain E.M. Sprot. The memorial marks the site of the legendary Hambledon Cricket Club Ground, which existed from circa 1750 to 1787 on Broadhalfpenny Down.
Known as the birthplace of modern cricket, Broadhalfpenny Down holds immense historical significance for enthusiasts and players alike. The Bat and Ball Inn at Hambledon stands proudly as one of the oldest cricket pavilions, symbolizing a rich legacy that has transcended time.
The image exudes an aura of reverence and respect for a sport that has become deeply ingrained in English culture. It serves as a poignant reminder of the passion and dedication exhibited by generations of cricketers who have graced these hallowed grounds.
As we gaze upon this remarkable photograph, we are transported back to a bygone era where cricket was more than just a game - it was a way of life. The meticulous detailing captured in this image is a testament to the importance placed on preserving our sporting heritage for future generations to cherish and appreciate.
In essence, this print encapsulates not only the physical structure of a memorial but also the intangible spirit that continues to make cricket an integral part of Hampshire's identity.
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