History

Anne Cochrane has sent in a recent addition to the Civic Trust Image Collection – quite a few Lowerhouse faces on this photo: Burnley Express 19 Feb. 1980: Burnley Grammar

After this weeks post about Brian Moorhouse, Stan got in touch; Brian was a very tidy all rounder and I had the pleasure of playing second eleven cricket with him.

The following has been sent in from Anne Cochrane who has been working with a The Civic Trust, getting a great image library together. A nice little post for those

We decided to build on our post of The Lancashire League table of the Decade and update the good work on this page  on the Lancashire League table of the

We’ve put together the Lancashire League standings for 2010-2019 to see how each team got on this decade. Needless to say, this decade has 100% been our best in our

After our mammoth attempt at getting our Amateur Player Numbers last week, we have been able to put together our “Amateur All Time Batting Averages” Entry Criteria Over 25 innings

After an idea from Joe Beneduce and Matt Hope we’ve painstakingly been through our archive of players who have ever played a Lancashire League game for Lowerhouse. Whilst doing this,

By the end of the First World War, out of a Lowerhouse membership of around 400, 80 were in uniform, although we do not know all their names or what

The club has been re-awarded its clubmark status for the next 3 years from the ECB. The club would like to put on record thanks to Joe Martin who put

Blez’s piece we reported on, earlier in the summer has now gone from physical to an online article. You can read it here

Adding to the 1914 and 1925 Bazaar programmes we have our third and final installment from 1934 Check out more in the History Books here. Please give it a second

We previously posted about the 1890 Athletics Festival. We have now got our hands on the programme from the 1905 Athletics Festival. As always, you can read more in the

In our big drive to digitalise our archive, we’ve added 12, yes 12 AGM booklets from previous years to the archives. Most a pre and during the World Wars. Click