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Undersoil heating followed in 1964 and extra seating was installed in the West Stand in 1969.At the South end of the stadium, the practice pitch was replaced by an indoor training centre. Other modernisations have followed, including the introduction of two huge screens and electric scoreboards.In 2006, after an emotional final season for the famous stadium, in which the team sported redcurrent jerseys as a nod to the first Arsenal teams to play there, the gates closed for the final time on Sunday, May 7.In a fitting send off, Thierry Henry scored a hattrick as Arsenal beat Wigan Athletic 4-2 to secure a UEFA Champions League spot, at the expense of North London rivals Tottenham Hotspur.
It is in the Marble Halls that the bronze bust of Herbert Chapman, Arsenal’s legendary manager who died in 1934, was positioned, and has remained to this day. The Clock End stand was redeveloped completely in 1989, to provide room for 48 executive boxes and further office space.
His initial plan was to merge Fulham and Woolwich Arsenal, but the proposal was rejected by the Football League. Responsible for the preparation and running of a large entertainment’s venue and wider facilities at other locations for all events and functions. We also invite our residents to be part of our day-to-day ideas and promote your creativity. In 1991, following the Taylor Report, work began to convert Highbury into an all-seater stadium.A new, two-tier North Bank stand was opened in 1993, providing seating for 12,000 spectators, and also housing a shop and museum. "The Art Deco façades of Highbury’s old Grade II-Listed East Stand, with its famous Marble Hall, and the locally-listed West Stand have been preserved, in order to retain the iconic status of the site. Highbury was a very special football stadium and I feel honoured to have been part of this great place. Arsenal Manager Arsène Wenger, together with Club Directors and players from Arsenal’s past and present, made a memory-filled return to Highbury to celebrate the Official Opening of the Club’s former home as a unique residential development.After 93 years as a football stadium, Highbury has been converted into over 650 high specification one, two and three bedroom apartments and penthouses, with the development being named ‘Highbury Square’.
In the Second World War Arsenal Stadium was used as a first aid post.During the war incendiary bombs destroyed the North Bank roof. It was in the 1930s that the stadium’s name was changed to Arsenal Stadium, and in October 1936, the art deco style East Stand (which is Grade Two listed) was opened. It was Henry Norris who decided to move the Club from The Manor Ground in Plumstead to North London.
Undersoil heating followed in 1964 and extra seating was installed in the West Stand in 1969.At the South end of the stadium, the practice pitch was replaced by an indoor training centre. Other modernisations have followed, including the introduction of two huge screens and electric scoreboards.In 2006, after an emotional final season for the famous stadium, in which the team sported redcurrent jerseys as a nod to the first Arsenal teams to play there, the gates closed for the final time on Sunday, May 7.In a fitting send off, Thierry Henry scored a hattrick as Arsenal beat Wigan Athletic 4-2 to secure a UEFA Champions League spot, at the expense of North London rivals Tottenham Hotspur.
It is in the Marble Halls that the bronze bust of Herbert Chapman, Arsenal’s legendary manager who died in 1934, was positioned, and has remained to this day. The Clock End stand was redeveloped completely in 1989, to provide room for 48 executive boxes and further office space.
His initial plan was to merge Fulham and Woolwich Arsenal, but the proposal was rejected by the Football League. Responsible for the preparation and running of a large entertainment’s venue and wider facilities at other locations for all events and functions. We also invite our residents to be part of our day-to-day ideas and promote your creativity. In 1991, following the Taylor Report, work began to convert Highbury into an all-seater stadium.A new, two-tier North Bank stand was opened in 1993, providing seating for 12,000 spectators, and also housing a shop and museum. "The Art Deco façades of Highbury’s old Grade II-Listed East Stand, with its famous Marble Hall, and the locally-listed West Stand have been preserved, in order to retain the iconic status of the site. Highbury was a very special football stadium and I feel honoured to have been part of this great place. Arsenal Manager Arsène Wenger, together with Club Directors and players from Arsenal’s past and present, made a memory-filled return to Highbury to celebrate the Official Opening of the Club’s former home as a unique residential development.After 93 years as a football stadium, Highbury has been converted into over 650 high specification one, two and three bedroom apartments and penthouses, with the development being named ‘Highbury Square’.
In the Second World War Arsenal Stadium was used as a first aid post.During the war incendiary bombs destroyed the North Bank roof. It was in the 1930s that the stadium’s name was changed to Arsenal Stadium, and in October 1936, the art deco style East Stand (which is Grade Two listed) was opened. It was Henry Norris who decided to move the Club from The Manor Ground in Plumstead to North London.