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Exeter City Football Club Museum

Founded in 2018 with support from the Heritage Lottery Fund, the ECFC Museum is a collaboration between Exeter City Football Club, ECFC Supporters Trust, and the University of Exeter. Overseen by the ECFC Museum Trust (registered charity number: 1180297) our aim is to preserve and share the history and heritage of the football club.

The museum takes a stadium-wide approach at the club's home ground, St James Park. Our numerous exhibits tell the story of ECFC, its players and fans through the centuries. These displays also include a Hall of Fame, a Walk of Fame, the Have You Ever Played Brazil exhibitions, and our Historic Timeline that charts the history of the club from its origins to the present day.

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ECFC Supporters Trust Stadium Tours

The ECFCST Stadium Tours take place each match-day during the football season. The tours offer the opportunity to see behind the scenes at the football club, and to learn more about the fascinating story of the Grecians.
ECFC Historic Timeline

From the first recorded match at St James Park in 1894, to the recent trips to Wembley Stadium, the HLF Supported Historic Timeline tells the story of the football club from its origins to the present day.
ECFC Walk of Fame

The ECFC Walk of Fame, was produced as part of the HLF Supported 'ECFC Museum' project in 2018. The walkway is designed as a celebration of some of the most memorable goal scorers of the preceeding 50 years, as well as to acknowledge all those who have played for ECFC since 1901.
ECFC Hall of Fame

The ECFC Hall of Fame is located in the Stagecoach Adam Stansfield Stand at St James Park. The display, commissioned in 2018 to acknowledge and celebrate the 12 City legends that have been inducted to the HOF by the Club, the Supporters Trust and the Fans.

Admission & prices

The best way to enjoy all of our displays is to take part in the ECFCST Stadium Tour, which takes place on match-days throughout the season. To book a place contact reception@ecfc.co.uk

Alternatively you can book a private visit to see the displays and archive via museum@ecfc.co.uk

Admission is Free

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ECFC Museum Officially Launched

The Exeter City Football Club Museum was officially launched at St James Park last month by some of the Club’s former players, including Alan Banks, Jimmy Blain, Keith Bowker, George Ley, and Jimmy Giles......

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ECFC Museum Trust is now a Registered Charity

Care of the heritage of Exeter City has taken a step forward with the establishment of a new charity – the Exeter City Football Club Museum Trust......

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