Holiday Park (Durham)

Holiday Park opened in 1923 when Durham City left their Kepier Haughs ground. The club brought the wooden seated stand from the previous ground, which remained the only spectator facility at Holiday Park during the club's spell in the Football League. The first League match at the ground was played on 1 September 1923, with 4,000 spectators watching a 0–0 draw with Rochdale. The ground's record attendance of 7,182 was set soon afterwards for an FA Cup qualifying match against West Stanley on 17 September 1923. Durham were voted out of the Football League in 1928 and the last Football League match was played at Holiday Park on 5 May that year, when 5,000 spectators saw Durham beat Crewe…