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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Meadow_LaneMeadow Lane - Wikipedia

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   Meadow Lane is a football stadium in Nottingham, England. It is the home ground of Notts County , who have played there since it opened in 1910. The stadium was also home to Notts County Ladies F.C. from 2014 to 2017.

2. www.nottscounty-mad.co.uk › feat › edb6Meadow Lane History - Notts County Mad

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   The old Meadow Lane stand was demolished and rebuilt in 1978, while the terracing in various parts of the ground was rebuilt in 1980 to provide extra crush barriers to the crowds.

3. www.nottinghampost.com › news › nottingham-news43 pictures of life around Meadow Lane over the last 100 years

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   Feb 9, 2020 · These images look back at the days of a bustling cattle market and the Meadow Lane area.

4. goodspaguide.co.uk › features › spa-through-the-agesThe History of Spas - Good Spa Guide

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   Mar 22, 2017 · Spa resorts became thriving social epicentres for the Stuarts. Over 48 spas were founded in England between 1660 and 1815, and a variety of theatres, shops, coffee-rooms and numerous lodging houses were built around them to entertain the daily coach-loads of visitors.

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5. emmasgroundguide.co.uk › notts-county-meadow-laneNotts County – Meadow Lane – Emma’s Ground Guide

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   Meadow Lane is one of lower league footballs most iconic grounds. Notts County have played their since it was built in 1910 and it has an all seated capacity of just under 20,000. The main stand opposite us in the away end holds over 6,700 fans including the hospitality area and is named after the clubs former chairman Derek Pavis.

6. www.nottinghampost.com › news › historyMemories of the streets around Meadow Lane - Nottinghamshire Live

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   Aug 28, 2018 · Meadow Lane and neighbouring streets suffered direct hits during Nottingham’s worst air raid of the war by German bombers on the night of May 8-9, 1941. A total of 159 people died that terrible...

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   What is Meadow Lane?

   • Meadow Lane is one of lower league footballs most iconic grounds. Notts County have played their since it was built in 1910 and it has an all seated capacity of just under 20,000. The main stand opposite us in the away end holds over 6,700 fans including the hospitality area and is named after the clubs former chairman Derek Pavis.

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   When did Meadow Lane open?

   • September 1910 saw Meadow Lane officially opened with a match against local rivals Nottingham Forest which was played in front of 27,000 spectators. A total of 100 spaces available at pitch level, in front of the Sirrel, Pavis and family stands.

   Meadow Lane | Notts County FC - Football Ground Guide

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   Why should you visit Meadow Lane?

   • A visit to Meadow Lane is usually a hassle-free and enjoyable day out. Andy McLaren a visiting Hartlepool United fan adds; ‘The stewards at the back of the away section let us stand and even joined in with some friendly banter. There was a reasonable number but they kept a low profile and let the fans enjoy themselves.

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   Is Meadow Lane a good ground?

   • Meadow Lane is a fine ground. As we had taken 4,500 fans we completely filled the length of one side of the ground. Comment on the game itself, atmosphere, stewards, pies, facilities etc.. The game itself couldn't have gone better, Even though there were a couple of favourable decisions City were by far the better team, running out 4-1 winners.

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   What happened to Meadow Lane?

   • Meadow Lane was bombed during World War II forcing the club to suspend all fixtures during the 1942 season. The northern side of the Main Stand was badly damaged and the pitch left in an unplayable condition. [ 9 ] The stadium has played host to Forest games on a number of occasions.

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   Can you eat pies at Meadow Lane?

   • Luckily we got to the ground early meaning we had a decent amount of space to eat our pies before it got too busy. Meadow Lane is one of lower league footballs most iconic grounds. Notts County have played their since it was built in 1910 and it has an all seated capacity of just under 20,000.

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8. footballgroundguide.com › leagues › conferenceMeadow Lane | Notts County FC - Football Ground Guide

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   Aug 29, 2024 · During the early 1990’s the ground was completely rebuilt, creating an attractive all-seater stadium. Although the ground comprises four separate stands, it is quite smart-looking. Both sides are single-tiered stands, the larger of which is the Derek Pavis Stand.