By One Off Home Shirt – Nanna Tate – 2024-5
Worn once as a special charity shirt against Peterborough United at home in the 2024-5 (24 January 2025), it launched the Nanna Tate range of potatoes from club sponsor Branston as well as a donation for every sale of the shirt going to Lincoln charity Let Them Eat Cake.
Avec Leisure / Training Polo Shirt – 1990s/early 2000s
Not sure of the right year of release of this shirt – can you help? curator@legacyoftheimp.uk Has to be said, the embossing and near 3D nature of the Imps logo is beautiful.
Player Scrapbook – Morgan Rogers – 2020-1
From the Brian Luke Collection
Player Scrapbook – Jovon Makama – 2021-2, 2022-3, 2023-4, 2024-5
From the Brian Luke Collection
Player Scrapbook – Ryan Amoo – 2006-7, 2007-8
From the Brian Luke Collection
The Imp Plaque
Produced down at Hartsholme, these plaques are for sale at the Red Imps Community Trust Pod each home match day and have proved to be very popular. And with more versions to come including a 300mm diameter one! (thanks to Rob Bradley for the next photograph)
Signed Team Shot – 1950s – anyone know precise year?
Signed by Bert Linnecor. If you know the precise year, contact curator@legacyoftheimp.uk
Team Shot – 1958-9
From the Brian Luke Collection
Lincoln City Postcard – Greetings – 1950s
From the Brian Luke Collection
Review of Imps – 1960-1
Unknown publication – from the Brian Luke Collection
Willie Windle – 1940s/1950s
From the Brian Luke Collection 91 appearances and 22 goals for the Imps.
Imps Team Shot – with some autographs – 1992-3
From the Brian Luke Collection
1950s Team Shot – can anyone help with the year?
From the Brian Luke Collection – If you can help with the year please contact curator@legacyoftheimp.uk
Blackburn Report – 2nd Division 1955-6
We believe this report is from the 1955-6 season and saw the Imps beat Blackburn at Ewood Park 2-0. From the Brian Luke Collection
Imperfect Focus – Graham Burrell & Gary Hutchinson – 2000s
Large format soft back book that looks back at the Imps from 2002 to 2019, involving play offs, relegation and the rebirth of the club in 2016.
Roy Chapman, Imps Player and Manager – 1960s
1952: Started his professional career at Aston Villa F.C.1957: Transferred to Lincoln City F.C. in search of regular first-team football1961: Sold to Mansfield Town F.C. — played there for four seasons1965: Returned to Lincoln City as player-manager1966: Stepped back from management, continuing as a player1967: Joined Port Vale F.C. to finish his playing career Career totals: Scored 200 goals in 415
Scrapbook cutting from Team Shot – 1988-9
Autographed scrapbook piece, from the Brian Luke Collection
Johnny Campbell – Forward – 1933-1939
He signed for Lincoln City F.C. for a fee of £1,250 — a club record at the time — though he was unable to save the side from relegation to the Football League Third Division North at the close of the 1933–34 campaign. Switched from his customary outside right role
Juniors win 6-3 – 1974-5
From the Lincolnshire Chronicle on Friday 18 October 1974 From the Brian Luke collection
Bill Anderson Writes! – 1950s/60s?
From the Brian Luke Collection, unknown publication or date.
Autograph Sheet – 1940s/1950s
Some names here from both the 1940s and 1950s of Lincoln City, on a sheet of people that is letterheaded with the manager of the time, Joe McClelland, who served between 1936 and 1946. From the Brian Luke collection
Allan Clarke Appointment – on BBC Look North – 1990-1
From the Brian Luke collection – please note elderly VHS cassette
Colin Murphy after 0-0 draw against York City – 1980s
If you know the exact date please let us know – curator@legacyoftheimp.uk
Calendar News – Murphy’s Programme Notes – 1980s
From the Brian Luke collection – taken from an elderly VHS cassette
Murphy’s Message on Saint and Greavsie – late 1980s
Anyone know the exact date of broadcast? Please contact us at curator@legacyoftheimp.uk From the Brian Luke collection – please note from elderly VHS cassette!
Football Focus Report on Lincoln City in Conference (early days) 1987-8
from the Brian Luke collection – please note, from a very elderly VHS cassette
A Glenn Cockerill Screamer – but against who and when?
We think against Bristol Rovers, but anyone know when? From the Brian Luke collection
BBC Look North report on Imps relegation – 1986-7
from the Brian Luke collection – please note from elderly VHS tape!
Shock of Imps fall to Conference continues – interviews with a Bishop and Manager Peter Daniel 1986-7
From the Brian Luke collection please note, elderly VHS tape!
Calendar Report after Relegation – 1986-7
and featuring as the reporter Lincoln City’s own John Helm! From the Brian Luke Collection. (Please note the source is VHS cassette so not HD!)
BBC Panorama – 1997-8
The state of football in the 1990s and features Lincoln City, John Beck and also Jim Smith. (apologies for the state of the upload – it was recorded from analogue TV via an indoor aerial on night of broadcast.)
George Peden RIP
with thanks to Donald Nannestad George Peden, who has sadly passed away at the age of 83, signed for the Imps in May 1967 from Scottish club Hearts and despite arriving after the transfer deadline he was allowed to play in City’s final two matches of the season as nothing
When the Imps finished 92nd the first time 1986-7
And away to Swansea City….. a 2-0 defeat and a police dog bit a player at Torquay, that game had a delayed finish and they got the points required which sent Lincoln bottom of the league, for the first and only time that season.
More Legends!
FPA chair and former player himself Gavin Gordon is joined by committee member Biff Bean and two other former players in Terry Cooper and Ron Harbertson.
Team Shot and Signed Paper – 1997-8
From the Trevor Baumber collection
Team Shot and Autographed Paper – 1994-5
From the Trevor Baumber collection
Home Shirt – 1994-5
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Signed inside programme by Colin Murphy – Programme 1989-90
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Phil Neale – Signed Testimonial Programme – 1984-5
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Legends!
From the Trevor Baumber collection. From left to right, Mick Harford, Colin Murphy, Dennis Booth and Glenn Cockerill.
Team Shot – 1971-2
from the Trevor Baumber collection Undated, but the appearance of Nobby Lawton means it is this season. Note the pen names above for the front row are slightly awry! For more information on Nobby, go to the lovely article on the Stacey West.
Jason Lee – photo and signed ticket from FPA Game – 2024-5
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Signed Photo – 2 Goalkeepers and an inside forward!
from the Trevor Baumber collection – from left to right, Trevor Swinburne, John Kennedy and Roger Holmes
The Reunion – After!
From the Trevor Baumber collection – again, undated so please help – curator@legendoftheimp.uk
The Reunion – Taylor’s Men Back Together Again!
from the Trevor Baumber Collection We are not sure of the exact date of this – again please help curator@legendoftheimp.uk
Lincoln City Team Shot – 1968-9
from the Trevor Baumber Collection
Team Shot – undated – can you help?
We are going with either 1972-3 or 1973-4 – Graham Taylor began his Lincoln management career in 1972 and John Kennedy left the club in 1974, please help! curator@legendoftheimp.uk From the Trevor Baumber collection
Team Shot – guessing 1981-2
if you can pinpoint exactly the year, please let us know if incorrect – curator@legendoftheimp.uk From the Trevor Baumber collection
Lincoln City Team Shot – 1970-1
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Imps into the Millennium – signed team shot – 1999-2000
From the Trevor Baumber collection
Signed Team Shot from 1994-5
From the Trevor Baumber collection
Three Action shots and signatures!
From the Trevor Baumber collection
The Managers – Phil Stant 1990-1, 1997-8, 1998-9, 1999-2000, 2000-1
Phil Stant had two playing stints at Lincoln City, once on loan under Allan Clarke (1990-1) and the second time under John Beck, then player coaching/assistant managing under Shane Westley and John Reames, before taking the managers reign itself for thirty games in May 2000. From the Trevor Baumber Collection
The Managers – Signed David Herd Portrait and facts – 1971-2
From the Trevor Baumber collection
The Managers – Big Keith signed portrait – 1993-4, 2002-3, 2003-4, 2004-5, 2005-6
From the Trevor Baumber collection
Signed Programme against Scunthorpe 1980-1
from the Trevor Baumber collection Signed by Derek Bell and Colin Murphy
Lincoln City Legends Mug
From the Trevor Baumber collection
The Cowley Method – by CJW – 2016-7, 2017-8
Chris Wray’s stunning cartoon version of the Cowley era at Lincoln City, involving those first two seasons of the brothers in charge of the club.
Exhibit No 600 – a Promotion Winners Shirt – 1997-8
Jason Barnett’s number 2 home shirt from the 1997-8 season and signed by him on the back of it. That season saw the Imps finish in 3rd place – and with Torquay United hitting the post in the dying minutes at Leyton Orient, it was enough for huge celebrations at
Lincoln Promoted – on Look North 2018-9
A little coverage of the main headline on the 5 minute Look North bulletin broadcast on 13 April 2019.
An old postcard – cleaned up digitally from the 1920s UPDATED.
As a bonus, here’s a coloured version of the above: And this is the original:
Gordon Hobson in action – from early 80s?
Not much information about this image available.
Imps v Gillingham – early 1980s – action shot
Derek Bell in attack – and notice who is in defence for the Gills.
The FA Cup Run – 2016-7 IMPact 10 years of success 2016-2026
We can’t find any footage of the 4th qualifying round against Guiseley. If you have any idea where some is, please contact us!
Views from the other side – Guiseley commentary on Imps win – 2015-6
Official Guiseley FC commentary on the Imps victory in the National League on 2 October 2015.
And then, there was a Lincoln City Football Club…. 1884-5
From the Lincolnshire Chronicle on July 8 1884.
Bradford v Lincoln – in aid of the Disaster Fund – 1988-9
The programme of a game that took place between the two clubs to generate funds for the Hillsborough/Liverpool Disaster Appeal Fund. And perhaps donate to the Bradford Burns Unit too? The link is here
Memories from Clive Ford – 1967-8
Clive played for Lincoln for just one season, scoring 16 times in 49 appearances, before a move to the LA Wolves. This article appeared in a copy of Backpass magazine in 2011. From the Trevor Baumber collection
Alick Jeffrey – photographs and autograph –
from the Trevor Baumber collection Alick played 22 times for Lincoln, scoring 3 times. He is more commonly thought as a legend at Doncaster Rovers in two spells with the Rovers he scored over 120 goals.
Signed photograph of Graham Taylor & Percy Freeman – 1970s
From the Trevor Baumber collection
Signed portrait of Percy Freeman
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Division 4 Champions – signed First Day Cover and insert – 1975-6
from the Trevor Baumber collection
End of an Era – Percy Freeman calls it a day –
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Percy Freeman, Hardy & Willing –
Unknown date for the article; from the Trevor Baumber collection
What made Percy quit soccer? 1970s
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Hall of Fame Dinner – 1996-7
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Various books from Imps Alumni
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Jim McCalliog – photos and autographs – 1978-9
From the Trevor Baumber collection Jim joined the Imps in 1978 and played 9 times. That was following a career that took him to Lincoln via Chelsea, Sheffield Wednesday, Wolves, Manchester United, Southampton, Chicago Sting and SFK Lyn in Norway. Returning to Britain as a Player Coach with Lincoln, he
PERCY – autographed photograph – 1970-1, 1971-2, 1972-3, 1975-6, 1976-7
From the Trevor Baumber Collection Newark born Ronald Peter Freeman – or Percy – had two spells with Lincoln – 1970 to 73 saw 30 goals in 80 appearances and following a sojourn to Reading returned in 1975 with 72 appearances and 34 goals. Percy sadly passed away in January
Nobby Lawton – autograph, photographs –
From the Trevor Baumber collection Nobby played for Manchester United, Preston and Brighton before joining Lincoln City in 1971, making 20 appearances before retiring from the game.
Murphy’s Mission – Signed Book –
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Dixie McNeill – autograph and photo collection – 1972-3, 1973-4
from the Trevor Baumber collection Dixie played 97 times for Lincoln, scoring 53 goals. He later had spells at Hereford and Wrexham, becoming Wrexham manager between 1985 and 1989.
Play Off final Programme and rosette – 2002-3
from the Trevor Baumber Collection
Matt Rhead – autograph & article photo collection – 2015-6, 2016-7, 2017-8, 2018-9 IMPact
From the Trevor Baumber collection Matt made 161 appearances for Lincoln, scoring 43 times – winning the Conference and League 2 Titles plus the Checkatrade Trophy in his time with the club.
Mick Harford – autographed photograph collection – 1977-78, 1978-9 1979-80
From the Trevor Baumber collection Mick played for Lincoln City between 1977-1980, with 115 appearances and 41 goals. He later played for Newcastle, Bristol City, Birmingham City, Luton Town, Derby County, Luton Town (again), Chelsea, Sunderland, Coventry and Wimbledon – and managed Nottingham Forest, Rotherham United, QPR (twice) and Luton
Signed Programme v Cambridge United – 1970-1
From the Trevor Baumber collection
PROMOTED – Signature collection and Photograph – 1975-6
From the Dan Baumber collection
England International Bob Latchford playing for Lincoln City 1985-6
From the Trevor Baumber collection. Latchford played for Lincoln in the 1985-6 season, making 15 appearances and scoring twice. Perhaps known for his spells at Birmingham and Everton and 12 caps for England, scoring 5 times for the national side.
The James Atkin’s Collection – Part Two
More images from the James Atkin’s home collection. Thanks again, James!
The James Atkin’s Collection – Part One
Thanks to James for allowing us images of his fantastic Imps collection at home.
Legends in the Lounge – September 2026
Gavin Gordon, Paul Miller, Steve Garfoot, Grant Brown and Matt Carmichael
The Managers – Graham Taylor – on Grandstand
A BBC Grandstand profile of Graham Taylor – from Lincoln City to England Manager.
Head Coaches – Mic’ed Up! – 2026-7
Courtesy of Sky Sports.
Home Programme v Tranmere Rovers 1975-6
Of interest for the profile on Percy Freeman and the hand written notes of the scores, scorers and the fact that the 4th Division trophy was presented at a game against Coventry City, a friendly, after the season ended.
Friendly Programme V Scunthorpe United 1977-8
A rare during season friendly against near neighbours Scunthorpe United.
Away Ticket to Cambridge – 2002-3
And a scoreless draw!
Captain’s Boots – 2025-6
Tendayi Darikwa’s boots from the 2025-6 season, auctioned off on the 22nd August 2026 by the Trust for over £120.
Toffs 1940s/1950s Home Shirt
Released in 1990s, a replica version of the classic ‘Blinds’ strip of the Imps from the 1940s and 50s.
Multiple signed Programme home v Newcastle 1967-8
donated by Dan and Trevor Baumber
Signed Programme – Home to Derby County by Roger Holmes – 1967-8
Donated by Dan and Trevor Baumber
Collection of Programmes from over the years
Donated by Dan and Trevor Baumber
Signed Testimonial Programme – Percy Freeman –
Donated by Trevor Baumber. We have the full version available to download here
Percy Freeman Hall of Fame Dinner – 1996-7
Donated by Trevor Baumber; signed by Percy, John Ward and Colin Murphy
Football signed by Percy Freeman – 1970s
Image kindly sent in by Trevor Baumber
Red Imps Travel Bus
Unknown year? Can you help? Images donated by Trevor Baumber
2016-2026 A Decade of Success, a Decade of IMPact Part 1
The start of the Cowley years:
The Imps back in the Championship – after 65 years.
with thanks to Steve Rowland.
Legends from the National League Champions Team – 2016-7
Taken in the Legends Lounge and with vice Chair (and legend!) Matt Carmichael: Matt Carmichael, Matt Rhead, Terry Hawkridge, Jack Muldoon
More images of the Centrespot
Now no more, prior to the 2025-6 season the Trust helped Proampac with programme images to redecorate the Centrespot.
LincolnSHIRE Ladies – versus Yorkshire Ladies 1920-1
researched by Elaine Johnson (thank you) the match took place on the 22 April 1921 in front of roughly 3,000 people at Sincil Bank.
Thank you, Wycombe fans! 2025-6
Wycombe’s banner to Lincoln City in the final game of the 2025-6 season.
Upscaled Team Shot from 1900-1
with thanks to Donald Nannestad for identifying the season. Cleaned up and upscaled. Back row: C Taylor (director), William McMillan, Alfred Webb, Will Gibson, RA Strawson (director), Jack Cowley Middle row: Tom Waterson (trainer), George Fraser, John Crawford, Percy Blow, David Calderhead (Secretary-Manager0 Front row: Jack Dixon, Peter Proudfoot, Dennis
The First Plaque – on the High Street – 2023-4
At the home of where the club began, in the old Monson Arms pub at the top end of the High Street.
A Letter from the Manager – 1951-2
and discussing tactics with a fan, involving Jock Dodds.
A Letter from the Manager – 1948-9
Bill Anderson telling a young boy he won’t be a ball boy – yet.
A Letter from the Manager – 1959-60
Bill Anderson, then a tier 2 manager with Lincoln, writes to a fan about the injury to goalkeeper Bill Heath.
Imps Team Shot – 1954-5
Cleaned up image of the first team from the 1954-5 season
A Night Game Portrait – 2019-20
taken on 18 October 2019
Lincoln v Portsmouth – BBC Style – 1979-80
League Division Four, 29 March 1980 and screenshot taken from the BBC’s Final Score.
The Old North East Corner Stand – 2021-2
Not long after it was built.
Cash Crisis at the Bank – 1975-6
Manager Graham Taylor speaking to the Chronicle sports writer, Steve Harrison.
Judgement Day – 7 May 2011 2010-11
The day when Lincoln City were relegated again to Non League Football. The complete programme that marked the end of the club being part of the Football League for 23 years as the Imps were beaten at home 2-0 by Aldershot.
Bank Chambers – Lincoln’s Home in the Twenties
(courtesy google) Bank Chambers, 313 High Street, was the registered “headquarters” of Lincoln Football Club at least in 1921.
Division 4 in 1968-69
An interesting documentary has just appeared on You Tube; from 1968 the Man Alive series looked at the Life of a Football Manager from both ends of the scale, focusing on Bertie Mee at Arsenal and Lawrie Brown who had just taken over as Manager of fourth division Bradford –
The Managers Part 2
Following Strawson, George Frazer managed for one season, while David Calderhead Junior and Horace Henshall each held the position for three years. Subsequently, we appointed the clever and resourceful Harry Parkes. Our final secretary-manager would prove to be our most successful, as the Brummie (formerly of WBA & Coventry) transitioned
The Managers Part 1
Throughout our history, the Imps have experienced over 40 managerial changes in various forms. Among these, eight held the title of Secretary-Manager, a unique role that combined the daily management of the club’s administration with the organisation and training of the team. The Directors were responsible for selecting the team
The 500th Exhibit – Lincoln City Managers 1884-2026
With thanks to Ian and Donald Nannestad and the archived version of the Lincoln City FC website (www.redimps.com) available on the Internet Archive.
60 Years of Programmes – Design Proofs
As can be seen in the GMB Stand catering area on a match day. The original proofs before printing.
Lincoln Street Advertising 2021-2
From 2022.
Ron Gray Interviewed on Defensive Football – 1966-7 –
UPDATED! Manager Ron Gray is interviewed regarding his thoughts on the “modern game” in Football League Review magazine from the 1966/7 – with thanks to Malcolm Johnson for that information!
Cup Special – Penalty Kick Crazy – 1956-7
Cuttings from the Daily Sketch newspaper – and other newspapers – from Monday January 7 1957 of a FA Cup game against then non league Peterborough United which saw Lincoln score from a debatable last minute penalty.
Images from the Centrespot – The Tiled Logo – 2000s
From the bar of the Centrespot
Down the Years with Lincoln City by John J Sawyer – Download – 1950s
with thanks to Paul Mason who kindly donated the book to us. For convenience, we have edited out the advertising and kept to the writing.
At RAF Church Fenton 1980-1
Cover of the LSG Supplement showed the players and management around an aircraft after spending two weeks training there.
Trust Player of the Year Trophies – 2025-6
as given to the players to keep at the end of the season.
The Pitch 2021-2
Preseason and no goal posts in place. Notice the now gone temporary stand top right.
The Managers – Chris Sutton – 2009-2010
PLAYED WON DRAWN LOST 50 14 13 23
LCR FM Sportzone – discussing the fixtures and the historic promotion of the Imps – 2026-7
We open the 2026-7 folder to bring you tonight’s (29 June 2026) Sportzone, with thanks to LCR FM.
Handwritten results, teams, scorers from 1986-7
from the Brian Luke collection
A Change of Kick off denied – Grimsby Derby 2008-9 News report
A police bid to have a derby football match played behind closed doors has been rejected by North East Lincolnshire Council. Senior officers from Humberside Police tried to persuade Grimsby to change the kick-off time against Lincoln from 1500 GMT to 1200 GMT, but the club refused. Council officials said
v Southampton – Cup Action 1-1
and Courtesy of the Staceywest.net
v Maidstone 1989-90
and a defeat against the Stones.
v Sunderland Film Footage – 1960-1
Some rare footage of the last time Lincoln were in the second tier.
v Hull City 2001-2
With added Rob Bradley interview!
Simon Yeo Interview with Tony Smith on LCR FM – Part Two
with thanks to LCR FM – Lincoln’s community radio station.
The Centrespot Tavern Renovation – 2025-6
In the summer of 2025, the Trust was asked to help Proampac regarding the renovation of the Centrespot, which included programme covers that helped decorate it – volunteers from the Trust chose, scanned and provided the final work. Below is an exclusive video that was taken to show the work
Simon Yeo Interview on LCR FM with Tony Smith Part One
with thanks to LCR FM. This is Part One.
The Managers – Steve Tilson – 2010-11
with thanks to Mandi Slater – Mandi is pictured with both Steve Tilson and his assistant Paul Brush on the left. In October 2010, Tilson took over as manager of Lincoln City, succeeding Chris Sutton. His debut match ended in a 0–0 draw, but he quickly made an impact by
Former Players in the Legends Lounge
from left to right – Matt Carmichael, Ian Bowling, Paul Ward, Trevor Swinbourne and Gavin Gordon
How close for Murph’s Mission not to happen – 1986-7
Murph’s mission was the name of the campaign to help manager Colin Murphy get the Imps back to the Football League – at the first attempt. However, this cutting shows that it may not have been needed after all, if Newport County had been wound up during the summer of
Nottingham Forest Trial Invitation – with a twist – 1966-7
An invitation for a trial – but its signed by Bill Anderson, who had moved on after his 19 years at Lincoln City to be Assistant manager at Nottingham Forest.
The Managers – Bill Anderson 1946-1965
Bill Anderson managed Lincoln City F.C. from 1946 to 1965. He remains one of the most important managers in the club’s history. Early life and playing career Before becoming a manager, Anderson was a left-back who played for clubs including: A serious injury forced him to retire from playing at a relatively
The Changing Face of Sincil Bank Stadium 2025-6
Taken June 2026 during the structural changes to the buildings and stadium.
Players of the Season 2025-6
Ivan Varfolomeev won the Young Player of the Year (Harry Wilmott Trophy) and Conor McGrandles the Player of the Year Award (Vic Withers Trophy); both awards organised by the Red Imps Community Trust with Ivan nominated by the coaching staff and Conor voted overwhelmingly by the fans.
Night Life in the Fans Zone
Now no more, a night time scene from the fans Zone prior to a game.
Away Shirt 2021-2 season
Featuring the names of fans who backed the club during the Covid season.
BBC Radio 5 Live interview on Lincoln City – 1999-2000
From the Up All Night programme, close to the Peterborough United game in 1999-2000.
Complete Programme v Luton Town 1998-9
of interest is this is the first game that Chairman John Reames became Chairman/Manager of the club, a role he remained in until the end of the 1999-2000 season. Also there is an early advertisement for the Impetus scheme, that later became the Red Imps Community Trust.
Goodbye The Centrespot!
Before the Wycombe game, Trust members took photographs and video of the Centrespot as of the following week, it was to be no more as part of the changes to the South Park end of the ground.
Legends in the Lounge – 2025-6 and 1975-6
with thanks to the Lincoln City Former Players Association
Lincolnshire Football Guide – 1926-7
Containing the Lincoln City pages
2000+ Squadron Issue 2 – 1997-8
The second (and last?) issue from the 1997-8 season.
2000+ Squadron Bulletin Issue 1 – 1997-8
The first newsletter from the clubs brand new membership scheme.
City Lifeline News – Issue 1 December – 1986-7
With thanks to the donator.
South Park – An Artist’s Illustration -1991-2
An artist’s illustration of the changes to the South Park stand which given it’s under reconstruction as of today (2026) is rather interesting! This version was featured in City Lifeline News from January 1992.
The Celebration Parade 2025-6
with thanks to Andy Blow (www.blowbyblow.co.uk)
Signed Programme v Derby County – 1958-9
With thanks to Paul and Jess Liddle
Clive Nates talks to LCR FM Lincoln 2025-6
With thanks to Tony Smith and LCR FM. https://embed.acast.com/$/68175c21e0c0a9bfe639ac0e/69fc8a2c44cb786b372d0577?
Celebrations of a Championship – 2025-6
with thanks to Andy Blow
Gold+ Membership Scarf 2023-4
Thanks to Amanda Slater for the photo!
A LCR 103.6 FM Promotion Special – 2025-6
Tony Smith & Alan Long are joined in the studio by Imps fans Dave Benson (LCR Drive Presenter) & Gary Parle (Lincoln City F.C Since 1884 Statto) for a Promotion Special including in the first hour of the show Dave’s memories of watching the Imps during their last spell in the
Sincil Bank Terrace & The Train Bridge – 1980s
Any more info would be appreciated!
Shareholders List of the Company – 1934
with thanks to Ian Nannestad
Shareholders list of the Company – 1908
with thanks to Ian Nannestad for supplying.
Last time in Division 2…. Full Programme v Liverpool 1959-60
The complete programme from our game against Liverpool donated by Malcolm Johnson. Malcolm notes, “I first saw City play in the late 1950s, but the only programme I still have from that time is the attached. The ‘43095’ written in pencil on the cover is the number of a railway
Andy Graver Returns – for a THIRD time! 1957-8
From the Brian Luke Collection
The 400th Exhibit – Player of the Season Awards Presentations 1990-1
With thanks to Malcolm Johnson
The Aftermath After Promotion – Rare Footage – 1987-8
With thanks to Andy Blow, this is the aftermath of Yorkshire TV footage from beating Wycombe Wanderers 2-0 and achieving an immediate return to the Football League. Beware – at least one bare bottom. footage (C) Yorkshire Television
Visitors ticket for Allan Clarke’s First Game in charge of Lincoln – versus Leeds – 1990-1
Allan Clarke’s reign as Lincoln manager lasted from June to November 1990 and it was his last role in football management.
The (re)Building of the St Andrews Stand 1986-7
The original stand was demolished as a result of the changes in aw after the Bradford City fire as the stand was built of wood and the St Andrews Stand was named after the street that connects Lincoln’s city centre to the stadium. Below are two photographs showing the site
Demonstration at Sincil Bank – 1982-3
Thanks to Kev Barwise who identified the photograph. Taken after a demonstration against the board following a 2-1 home defeat to Plymouth Argyle.
Slideshow from 1986-7 season
Sadly from an anonymous photographer – was it you?
Directors Diary 2005-6
A desk diary that was produced for club directors over the period.
Michael Skubala on LCR FM 103.6 2025-6
with thanks to LCR FM 103.6
A Lincoln City Towel
More information coming soon
Legends in the Lounge
left to right – Gavin Gordon (Chair FPA), Mark Camm, Matt Carmichael, Amanda Director (JOG Director), Darren Huckerby, Ben Dixon – taken on 20 December 2025
