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Our history

Founded by workers from the Farham mill in 1889, the club has played at The Mill Ground for more than a hundred years.

From Saturday afternoons on a rented field to a club with a first team, a women's team and more than 300 young players, this is the story of how Farham Pro FC grew with its town.

Our story

  1. 1889

    The club is founded

    Workers from the Farham mill form a team and play their first matches on a rented field by the river.

  2. 1923

    Moving to The Mill Ground

    The club buys the land next to the mill and builds its first wooden stand, which stood until 1975.

  3. 1952

    First county cup

    A young side in claret wins the County Senior Cup in front of a record crowd at The Mill.

  4. 1962

    First league title

    Farham Pro FC win the County League for the first time, losing only two matches all season.

    First league title
  5. 1971

    The women's team is born

    A group of players from the town forms the club's first women's team.

  6. 1988

    Floodlights at The Mill

    Supporters raise the money for floodlights, opening the door to evening cup matches.

  7. 2008

    New main stand

    Supporters and local businesses fund a new covered main stand.

  8. 2010

    Girls' football and a growing youth section

    The club starts its first girls' teams, and today more than 300 young players train at Farham Pro FC.

  9. 2024

    Champions again

    The first team win the County Premier League on the final day of the season.