SICK KIDS FRIENDS FOUNDATION
Football legends turn out for the Sick Kids Friends Foundation's Boys Bash.
INTERNATIONAL CAPS
Displayed in the photograph are just some of the international caps awarded to Hibernian players throughout the years.
GORDON SMITH AUCTION ITEMS
Several items belonging to Hibernian's legendary outside right Gordon Smith recently went under the auctioneer's hammer.
HIBERNIAN WHISKEY
The half dozen bottles of Hibernian whisky form a unique addition to the Trust's archives.
1940s HIBERNIAN JERSEY
The jersey in the photograph was recently donated to the Trust by an exiled Hibs supporter living in London.
HOSPITAL BROADCAST ORGANISATION
Hibernian's home game against Hearts on 20 September 1952 was the first to be broadcast live by the Hospital Broadcast Organisation.
HEARTS 0-7 HIBERNIAN
'The Game on New Year's Day' remembered by Ted Brack.
GORDON SMITH MEDAL COLLECTION
With the help of supporters, the Historical Trust recently acquired the medal collection belonging to Gordon Smith which is now on display at the stadium.
TOMMY MCINTYRE JERSEY
Born in Livingston in 1919, outside right Tommy McIntyre became one of Hibs manager Willie McCartney's first signings when he joined the club from Portobello Renton during the 1936-37 season.
PATRICK CAVANAGH
Born in Ireland, Patrick Felix Cavanagh moved to Edinburgh as a young man when his parents fled to escape the terrible potato famine that was then ravaging the entire country.
