Sentinel reports on £1.2m Vale Park stadium improvements this summer
The Sentinel newspaper has reported on the club’s £1.2m Vale Park stadium improvements that are underway this summer.
A look at some past and present images of Port Vale’s Vale Park stadium.
The Sentinel newspaper has reported on the club’s £1.2m Vale Park stadium improvements that are underway this summer.
Back in the late 1940s Port Vale had grand plans for the Hamil End of the ground – we take a look at what was proposed…
Port Vale FC have announced the long-awaited news that the Lorne Street stand is now fully seated.
A brief gallery showing a couple of changes to Vale Park that were evident during the opening game against Wycombe Wanderers.
Nestling quietly in the corner of the Vale Park stadium is an often overlooked but unique slice of club history.
Vale Park opening day songsheet: here is the songsheet that was distributed to Port Vale fans for the first-ever game at Vale Park – the match against Newport County on 24th August 1950.
A 1934 aerial image on the website Britain from the Air shows how Burslem looked before the Vale Park stadium was constructed on the Hamil Road.
Vale Park’s first floodlit game: thanks once again to Stuart Dean, we have the matchday programme plus a report from the Sentinel from this notable occasion.
In this picture series, we take a look at how certain sections of the Vale Park ground have developed over the years. This time it’s the turn of the Lorne Street stand, which was finally fully seated in 2020 some 22 years after the work began…
In this picture series, we take a look at how certain sections of the Vale Park ground have developed over the years. This time it’s the turn of the Railway Stand, one of the most popular areas of the stadium…
In this picture series, we take a look at how certain sections of the Vale Park ground have developed over the years. This time it’s the turn of the Hamil End, perhaps the least celebrated stand at Vale Park…
In this picture series, we take a look at how certain sections of the Vale Park ground have developed over the years. We’ll kick off with the Bycars stand…
Thanks to Port Vale fan Angela Fox, OVF has been handed these amazing images of Port Vale supporters on the Vale Park terraces in the 1950’s.
The following text, images and captions have been reproduced from the rare The Story of Port Vale booklet, which was published in 1950 to commemorate the opening of the Vale Park stadium.