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Collapse KD1368 - Huntingdon and District Cricket Club

KD1368 - Huntingdon and District Cricket Club

Expand 4249 - Records of Huntingdon Cricket Club deposited in 1994

4249 - Records of Huntingdon Cricket Club deposited in 1994

Expand 4334 - Records of Huntingdon Cricket Club deposited in 1995

4334 - Records of Huntingdon Cricket Club deposited in 1995

Expand 5069 - Huntingdon Cricket Club records deposited in 2005

5069 - Huntingdon Cricket Club records deposited in 2005

Collapse 5531 - Huntingdon and District Cricket Club records deposited in 2012

5531 - Huntingdon and District Cricket Club records deposited in 2012

Collapse 1 - Administrative Records

1 - Administrative Records

1 - Constitutions and rules

2 - Minute book (club rules 1880 pasted in front of book)

3 - Minute book

4 - Minute book [Club referred to as Huntingdon and District Cricket Club from 1945]

5 - Minute book

6 - Minute book

7 - Minute book

8 - Minute book

9 - Minute book

10 - Minute book

11 - Minute book

13 - Minutes of an extraordinary meeting about the new lease and associated papers and correspondence

14 - Correspondence with the Earl of Sandwich about his Presidency of the Club on its revival after the war

15 - List of Vice Presidents

16 - Lists of members

17 - Police report and statements of accused and witnesses to damage to the Pavilion

18 - Annual statement of accounts [with gaps]

19 - Papers about property, including leases of land from the Town Council

20 - Letter from E. A. Murkett, Murkett Brothers Ltd, Huntingdon, about proposal to form a staff sports and social club and enquiring about affiliation with the Club

21 - Papers about grant funding from Huntingdon Freemen's Charity for netting and all weather pitches

22 - Papers about proposed merger with Godmanchester Cricket Club, including constitution and rules for Godmanchester Sports and Social Club

23 - Fixture lists

24 - Posters for Leslie Compton's Benefit match against Middlesex CCC XI and match sponsored by the Trustees Savings Bank

25 - Visitors' book

26 - Season averages (incomplete)

27 - Photographs (in need of identification)

Expand 2 - Scorebooks: Huntingdon 1st XI

2 - Scorebooks: Huntingdon 1st XI

Expand 3 - Scorebooks: Huntingdon 2nd XI

3 - Scorebooks: Huntingdon 2nd XI

Expand 4 - Other records

4 - Other records

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