A RAY OF LIGHT
Tom Wright details the history of floodlight fixtures, which dates back to as far as 1878.
THE 1972 LEAGUE CUP FINAL
Trust Curator Tom Wright maps Hibernian’s famous 1972 League Cup campaign, with the Leith side playing Celtic in the final of the competition.
A HISTORY OF EASTER ROAD
Trust Curator Tom Wright details the club’s previous homes and the development of Easter Road Stadium.
FIRST APPEARANCE IN THE LEAGUE CUP FINAL
Tom Wright details Hibernian’s involvement in the 1950/51 League Cup, a campaign that included an incredible match at Brockville and the club’s first appearance in the final of the competition.
LAWRIE REILLY ARTWORK ON DISPLAY
A piece of artwork depicting Hibernian forward and Scotland international Lawrie Reilly is currently on display at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh.
FOOTBALL MEMORIES MEETINGS
Tom Wright provides information on the Football Memories meetings held at Easter Road Stadium, which are run by the Hibernian Historical Trust as part of Alzheimer Scotland’s pioneering Football Reminiscence project.
JOE BAKER AND AN INCREDIBLE SEVENTEEN DAYS
Trust Curator Tom Wright takes a look at Joe Baker and an extraordinary seventeen-day spell where Hibernian scored 32 times.
HUGH HOWIE AND QUITE AN AMAZING GOAL
Trust Curator Tom Wright paths the career of Hugh Howie, including the wonder goal scored by the Hibernian defender in a Scottish Cup tie against Motherwell in 1947.
HIBERNIAN AND THE LEAGUE CUP
With tonight’s Betfred League Cup quarter-final against Livingston, Tom Wright maps Hibernian’s history in the competition.
FATHERS AND SONS: PART 2
In the second part of the Fathers and Sons feature, Trust Curator Tom Wright looks at fathers and sons Jimmy and Paul Kane, Joe senior and junior McBride, and Allan and Mark McGraw who have played at Easter Road.
