DAVIE LAING
The death has been announced of the former Hearts, Clyde and Hibernian wing-half David “Davie” Laing, who sadly passed away on Saturday 15th July, aged 92.
EASTER ROAD STADIUM OPEN DAY: THANK YOU FOR COMING
The Hibernian Historical Trust would like to thank every person who attended the Easter Road Stadium Open Day on Sunday afternoon.
EASTER ROAD STADIUM OPEN DAY: LEITH FESTIVAL 2017
The Hibernian Historical Trust are delighted to announce that we will once again hold an open day as part of the Leith Festival on Sunday 18th June 2017 from 1pm - 5pm.
TOMMY PRESTON
Trust Curator Tom Wright details the career and life of 2017 Hibernian Hall of Fame inductee Tommy Preston.
NAPOLI COMEBACK
Following on from Barcelona’s recent Champions League comeback over Paris Saint-Germain, Tom Wright describes Hibernian’s own European revival against Napoli in 1967.
1953 CORONATION CUP
Tom Wright details the 1953 invitation tournament that commemorated Queen Elizabeth II's coronation.
IN THAT NUMBER 25: PAUL FENWICK
McLeish had initially tried to bring Paul Fenwick to the Club after relegation in 1998, however he had to wait two years before he eventually secured the services of the Canadian internationalist.
AN EPIC AT EAST END PARK
With today’s Ladbrokes Championship match against Dunfermline (Saturday 25th February 2017), Trust Curator Tom Wright writes about the enthralling 6-5 match between the sides at East End Park in 1966.
THE 2017 HIBERNIAN HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
Five new members were inducted into the Hibernian Football Club Hall of Fame at a sold out event in the George Hotel on Friday evening.
FOUR GOALS FOR BAKER AT TYNECASTLE
Tom Wright recalls the remarkable 4-3 Scottish Cup Edinburgh Derby triumph at Tynecastle in 1958, where teenager Joe Baker scored all four of Hibernian's goals.
