The Everton FC Heritage Society

Super Kev.
A fine number nine.
What he did for EFC will not be forgotten. 💙

Born exactly 157 years ago, today, Edgar Chadwick.
The Blackburn-born forward was one of the Toffees’ finest-ever inside-forwards. He blended creativity with a remarkable goal output (104 goals in 300 games). A league champion with EFC & capped 7 times by England. An EFC great.

Bob Lennon, who recently retired from the post of Goodison Park groundsman, pictured at the grand old stadium in 2024. He is the subject of an in-depth article by Jamie Yates, now on our website.
efcheritagesociety.com/you-have-to-be…

"You Have to be Mad to be a Groundsman!”
Bob Lennon, groundsman of Everton Football Club, in conversation with Jamie Yates.
A great new feature on our website.
efcheritagesociety.com/you-have-to-be…

Born on 12 June 1889, Thomas Gracie.
Tom made 19 appearances for EFC before joining our neighbours. The forward, who also represented Hearts, died from illness while serving in WW1. Watch our film about him, here:
youtu.be/ehsKSBqpAMA?is…

Lewis Royden posts;

It has been a great honour to document Dr France’s ‘Legacy Project,’ including interviews on his EFC initiatives and the famous Everton Collection.
The latest instalment is a 6 part series on the 60’s. Watch the first two now or listen on Spotify.

https://efcheritagesociety.com/the-legacy-of-dr-everton-dr-david-france-obe-and-everton-fc/

Wishing former Everton player Bobby Laverick a very happy 88th birthday. Bobby, signed from Chelsea, was one of a number of left wingers the club signed as it sought a long-term successor to Tommy Eglington. He moved on to in 1960, after 23 Blues appearances.

Brilliant by to have so many former Blues and Leasowe Pacific players as guests at for yesterday’s England match. Special shout out to for her work behind the scenes.
Lovely to see Jan Murray receive her legacy cap.