Lord's 1787-1945

Sep 29, 2026

Lord's 1787-1945 is a comprehensive historical account of Lord's Cricket Ground, detailing its evolution and significance in the sport of cricket. Authored as a definitive record of the venue's development over nearly two centuries, the book features an extensive collection of fifty-one photogravure plates capturing the atmosphere and history of the grounds. It serves as both a commemorative volume for cricket enthusiasts and a scholarly documentation of the institution's legacy, encompassing the rich heritage of the M.C.C. and its global influence. By preserving memories of iconic matches and the architectural progression of the site, the work provides an indispensable reference for understanding the cultural and sporting identity of cricket as it transitioned through the mid-20th century. The text highlights the dedication of the M.C.C. committee and the enduring tradition of the sport, offering readers an immersive look at the world's most famous cricket grounds during a formative era of its history.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLiterature

FormatPDF

Pages386

Reading Time9 h 54 min

AccessFree to download

History of Lord's (1787-1945)

Founding and Early Years

The M.C.C. Influence

Architectural Evolution

Famous Matches and Reminiscences

Global Impact of Cricket

FAQs

What is the historical scope of the book Lord's 1787-1945?

The book documents the history and development of Lord's Cricket Ground from its inception in 1787 through the year 1945.

Who is the book dedicated to?

The book is dedicated to cricketers the world over.

What illustrative content does the book contain?

The book includes fifty-one plates in photogravure, providing a visual record of the history of the grounds.

Sep 29, 2026

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