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1. High Colliery School Team  (1949 - 1950)

2. Dawdon Celtic FC (circa 1944 - 1950)

3. Bill Whitwell,  Football Echo 1931

6. Seaham Schools League, 1924-25

4. Dawdon Junior School Team 1969-70

5. Northlea Secondary School U14 1972

7. Deneside Juniors 1950

8. Deneside Welfare FC - 1950’s

9. Seaham Red Star 1955-59

10 Seaham Red Star (circa 1950)

11. Camden Square School-1930’s

13. Arthur Wharton

12, Seaham Wednesday

14. St Joseph’s U14 1967-68

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15. St Mary Magdalene circa 1923

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16.Ropery Walk 1953-54

17. Dawdon Junior School 1951-52

Seaham Wednesday AFC  

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               This is Seaham Wednesday AFC

The club existed to provide playing opportunities for footballers who lived or worked in Seaham and couldn't play on Saturday or Sunday afternoons because of their work commitments.  They played in the Ryhope and District Wednesday League in the late 1950s onwards.  

The purpose of this web site is to research, locate and record as much as we can about Seaham Wednesday Football Club.  

We have some photographs but often can't identify the players. We will be seeking your help to identify as many players as possible who played for the club and we want you to send us your stories.

Seaham Wednesday FC was in existence for only ten years but in that  time it made its mark on Seaham's sporting history.  The club's signings included no less a celebrity than the Roker legend Len "Shack" Shackleton himself but there were others who played for the Wednesdays who have become well known both locally and nationally.