Over the last couple of weeks, the Hibernian Historical Trust have organised the installation of images to celebrate our Scottish Cup triumph. They are mounted in the reception area of the West Stand at Easter Road Stadium.
An exciting winger that wowed Easter Road crowds for seven years, producing many memories playing in green and white.
Tom Wright looks at the first meeting between Hibernian and our current Championship rivals, Dundee United.
A touch of French class.
Ease of movement, short-term contracts and loan deals has meant a modern decline in the number of testimonials honouring players for loyal service to a club. One exception of course, is Hibernian player Lewis Stevenson, with his well-deserved testimonial celebrations recently launched with a Gala Dinner at The Corn Exchange.
Henry George, or 'Harry' Rennie, was born in Greenock on 1st June 1873. After service with Greenock Volunteers, Belgrove Ramblers and Junior side Greenock West End, he joined Second Division Morton during the 1894/95 season.
The Hibernian Historical Trust remember the green and white career of the left-back Joe Davis, who sadly passed away earlier this week at the age of 75.
Club historian Tom Wright looks at Hibernian's victory in the 1941 Summer Cup.
Tonight’s game against Brøndby IF is only the second time that Hibernian have faced a Danish side in a competitive fixture since the Fairs Cup game against Copenhagen during the 1962/63 season.
Club historian Tom Wright describes his visit to Contalmaison to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme.
