How Did Lord's Become The Home of Cricket?!?

The short history of the Home of Cricket and England Cricket Team's home, Lord's Cricket Ground! A story with a rather unknown founder, drama from a London Railway Terminus and a crazy link to a certain North London Football Club!
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[@jacksmith3105]

You make great videos!

[@acivilconversation18]

Thanks a bunch Jack, it's much appreciated! :) I'm glad you enjoy the videos. Are you a cricket fan?

[@jacksmith3105]

No not really, but I like the stadium. Lots of history and looks cool

[@JP_TaVeryMuch]

It's Compton and Ed Rich pronunciation wise.
The last new stand shown with the bamboo fan roof replaced the Warner.
Both new sets of stands have upset some okd farts like me because of the unnecessary sweeping away of toulet facilities.
First of the two: there's no more giant Victorian porcelain coffin urinals which wrapped themselves around you and were pee-says of history.
Second, in the ild Warner, there were eye level windows above the urinals so you could pee and still see the action.
Unforgivably wiped away.
No imagination or heart in the committee.