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Dulwich Hamlet Football Club had to struggle to survive the First World War. The club regarded its major achievement to be protecting the turf through this difficult period. A few more details are in "75th Anniversary, 1893/4 - 1967/8, History of Dulwich Hamlet Fooball Club".


As a side note, of the local businesses who 40 years ago sponsored this book by advertisements, only R.Bell & Son, 171 Lordship Lane, is still with us.

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