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Thomas Keates – Director and First Historian of Everton Football Club A film made by Everton FC Heritage Society on the life of Thomas Keates – an early director of the club, but also the first historian of Everton FC. Written and present by Jamie Yates / Filmed and edited by Lewis Royden / Produced and directed by Mike Royden

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• Thomas Keates – Director and First Historian of Everton Football Club – An EFCHS original film
• John Cuff – from Goodison Park to The Monte Carlo Rally
• Everton Custodians Who Went From Shot-stopper to Goalscorer
• James T Gibb – the first Irishman to score for Everton?
• Erling Haaland has broken a Premier League record but not Dixie Dean’s
• Net Gains: John Alexander Brodie’s Sporting and Civic Legacy
• Tom Fern – Everton’s Evergreen Goalkeeper
• Match of the Day – 13 September 1902
• Son of My Father (Part 17) – David and Jackie Grant
• Emma Wright-Cates – Blueblood
• A Night of Acclaim for Everton’s Pioneering Women
• The Story of Everton AFC of Cork
• Celebrating Everton Women’s Class of ‘98
• T.G. Jones and Bangor’s Enduring Spirit of ’62
• Sam Chedgzoy – A Star on Both Sides of The Atlantic
• Lance Johnston – A Knight of the Round Table at Inside-Left?
• Jack Coulter: From Whiteabbey to Goodison Park
• World Cup 1966: A ToffeeWeb Podcast
• Everton FC Heritage Society at the Hilton with Health Through Sport
• Neil Robinson (1957-2022)
• Sir Dobbo – Goodison Aristocrat
• In Search of Priory Road 1883-84
• Dr John Rowlands (1939-2022)
• Remembrance at Goodison Park 2022
• Everton’s 1964 Tour of Australia – Around the World in 35 Days
• Remembrance at Goodison Park and the Fallen of Everton F.C.
• WWI and WW2 Remembrance Booklet
• Son of my Father (Part 15): Paul and Jordan Rideout
• Rugby Links at Goodison
• There’s Only Two Tommy Fleetwoods…
• Lest We Forget
• Jack Taylor – Everton’s Son of the Rock
• Warney Cresswell – The Prince of Full Backs
• Tom Griffiths: The Player with More than one String to his Bow
• “And the Linesman’s Name is Everton”
• Mick Meagan (1934-2022)
• The Eventful Life of Billy Kirsopp
• Goodison Park and Women’s Football
• Tom Robson – A Life too Short
• You Will Go to the Ball – Son of my Father – Part 14
• ‘Rags’: The Life of Cuthbert Tatters
• A Final Farewell to Jimmy Harris
• A poem for our final home game
• Tom Walker – Nonagenarian Toffee
• Adrian and Harrison Heath – Son of My Father (Part 10)
• George Green – Illustrator Extraordinaire
• George Fleming: The Goalscoring Bank Clerk from Arbroath
• Queen’s Head Hotel Archaeological Excavations
• Johnny Holt – Everton’s Little Devil
• Son of My Father (Part 16): Robert and Konrad Warzycha
• Ted Sagar – ‘The Boss’
• Remembrance at Goodison Park 2021
• Programmed for Success
• A Day in the Life – Mervyn Day
• The Birth of Sponsorship
• Teddy Glover
• The Forgotten Blue of Ruhleben Prison Camp
• Leicester’s Favourite Blue
• The Stanley Park Three
• James Morris, a Shropshire Lad
• Kicker Sportsmagazin visits Goodison Park
• Brits in South America
• Stuart Storer – speaking to Steve Zocek
• Scott and Archie Gemmill – Son of My Father (Part 11)
• Stephen Burtenshaw
• Everton FC Matches in aid of Hospitals 1888-1959
• The Likely Lads; Mark and John Higgins – Son of my Father (Part Nine)
• Patricia Pearson
• International Football arrives on Merseyside
• Ray Veall – honoured at last
• Lost in France: Leigh Richmond Roose
• Spot on – The first European Cup shoot-out
• The story behind the photograph – Tom McIntosh – Everton’s First Full-Time Secretary
• Billy and Bob: The Fabulous Balmer Brothers
• Everton and Huddersfield Town – The First Encounters
• Dixie’s Sunset, Bally’s Sunrise
• Everton FC – List of Chairmen, Directors and Secretaries – 1948/49 onwards
• The Technicoloured Wide World of Sports
• A Classic Everton ‘Who-Dunn-it’
• The Life of Hunter Hart
• Easy’ – The Mick Heaton Story
• Initials T.G. – Researching Tommy Jones, The Prince of Centre-Halves
• George Sharples Remembered by Rob Sawyer
• Goodison Park, a Greyhound Stadium and Walton Hall Park
• EFC Heritage Society Celebrates its Tenth Anniversary
• Adrian Heath receives his 1985 European Cup Winner’s Cup Medal from EFC Heritage Society
• Car-Shares and Cemeteries: A Tribute to Jeremiah Kelly, EFC 1927-28
• Tommy E Jones: A Gentleman on and off the Pitch
• Once a Blue – Steve Bateman
• John Dewar

Dr John Rowlands (1939-2022) An obituary by Rob Sawyer of the sad passing of one of the longest serving members of EFCHS.

Queen’s Head Hotel Archaeological Excavations – Ken Rogers

The Queen’s Head Hotel has become part of Everton folklore regarding the events that took place within its walls and the decisions made that laid down the foundation of Everton Football Club. This historic venue is where St Domingo’s Football Club became Everton Football Club in November 1879, and in 2015 a site was uncovered for the first time in almost half-a-century.

Ken Rogers, former Sports Editor of the Liverpool Echo, and member of Everton FC Heritage Society, was determined to discover more more about the site, and to see if an excavation could be organised to reveal more of the history of the Queen’s Head Hotel.

In Search of Priory Road 1883-84 – Mike Royden Looking for the precise site of the Priory Road pitch where Everton FC played for a season before they moved to their new ground at Anfield. Illustrated throughout.