It all happened here on the streets of Doncaster, to the people of Donny, these are the historic events that happened here once upon a time in our history:
19th March 1947 | Widespread flooding in Doncaster for a few weeks.» |
19th March 1590 | Pilgrim Father and Mayflower Sailer William Brewster was baptised in Austerfield.» |
20th March 1994 | Doncaster Rugby League Club's record victory 96-0 vs Highfield. |
22nd March 2011 | DMBC sell Earth Centre to Kingswood to build a children's centre. |
22nd March 2010 | Doncaster Belles application to join the FA Women's Super League is successful. |
22nd March 1976 | Comedienne and Actress Shelley Longworth was born in Doncaster Royal Infirmary.» |
23rd March 1930 | Len White, Newcastle United's third top record goal scorer, was born in Skellow, Doncaster.» |
23rd March 1910 | Doncaster Museum opened for the first time.» |
24th March 2003 | Donnygate pair Hughes and Birks jailed. |
24th March 1956 | Doncaster Rovers defender and comedian Charlie Williams scores his only Rovers goal.» |
24th March 1942 | Lynda Baron (Nurse Gladys Emanuel) was born in Urmston, Manchester. |
25th March 1996 | Police raided offices at Belle Vue and Ken Richardson was arrested with conspiracy to burn down the mainstand.» |
25th March 1989 | Manager Joe Kinnear's first game in charge of Doncaster Rovers, away at Scarborough. |
25th March 1973 | The first ever pilot of Doncaster filmed tv sitcom Open All Hours was broadcast, on BBC2.» |
25th March 1942 | After an immense fundraising effort Doncaster adopt's a warship. » |
25th March 1899 | Doncaster's Theatre Royal closed its door after a performance of Behind the Mask. |