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Ewood Park

Ewood Park is a football stadium in Blackburn, Lancashire, and the long-term home of Blackburn Rovers since 1890. The modern ground (rebuilt in the early 1990s) is an all-seater stadium of about 31,367 capacity arranged in four main stands: the Jack Walker Stand, the Riverside Stand, the Bryan Douglas (Darwen) End and the Ronnie Clayton (Blackburn) End. The pitch measures approximately 105 × 69 m and the ground hosts matches and other events.

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First raised

1882

Its prime

1995

Today

Still standing

As it stood in 1995

What Ewood Park looked like in its prime.

A rectangular pitch framed by four distinct stands: a large two-tier Jack Walker Stand with glazed hospitality and media facades; two matching two-tier Darwen and Blackburn ends with continuous cantilevered roofs and dense blue seating; and a single-tier Riverside Stand with a low roof and contrasting lettering spelling “ROVERS” in the seats. White steel roof trusses and floodlight pylons punctuate the skyline. Terraced concourses, perimeter advertising hoardings and a compact bowl scale define the stadium as completed in 1995.

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8 places to explore in 1995.

The record describes 8 distinct spots at Ewood Park — including 6 interiors: on the pitch at the centre circle, behind goal: bryan douglas (darwen) end, behind goal: ronnie clayton (blackburn) end lower tier and more. Create your own photoreal reconstruction and walk through every one — more scenes means more photos, more angles and more of the immersive experience.

Exterior approach: Blackburn (Ronnie Clayton) End and club shopExterior approach: Jack Walker Stand forecourtOn the pitch at the centre circleBehind goal: Bryan Douglas (Darwen) EndBehind goal: Ronnie Clayton (Blackburn) End lower tierRiverside Stand and corner TV screenJack Walker Stand: Premier Suite and hospitality glazingJack Walker Stand lower level: dressing rooms and media access

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