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THE Port Adelaide Football Club began its remarkable journey at Buck’s Flat at Glanville, South Australia, on 24 May 1870.
At that time photography was in its infancy.
As the Port Adelaide Football Club grew over the ensuing decades, so too did photography, from grainy black and white posed images through to the brilliant, detailed, colour action shots we see today.
This book is a tribute to the 140 year history of our great club and to the photographers who have captured that history and its important moments, in all their guises.
Photography has a capacity to capture a moment in time like no other medium.
It is not a publication that just records the club’s greats and our iconic moments of celebration. It is a book that also remembers the painful moments the club has endured, as well as paying tribute to you, the fans, who have lined the terraces and unconditionally supported the club throughout its history.
We hope you enjoy this unique pictorial history of our club - a history which encompasses one of the game’s most successful journeys, Since 1870.
Limited copies of Since 1870 will be available from the Power Megastore at Alberton from 5.30pm this Thursday 31 March.
A special book signing session including Port Adelaide champions Gavin Wanganeen, Russell Ebert, Tim Ginever, 2004 Norm Smith Medallist Byron Pickett and current Power coach Matthew Primus will commence at the Port Club, Alberton, at 6.30pm on Thursday.
Since 1870 will also be available from Friday at the Power Megastore, on Saturday at AAMI Stadium at the Power’s first home game against West Coast and at selected bookstores early next week.
Since 1870 retails at $69.95 but is available through the Power Megastore at a members’ only price of $49.95.
Click here to purchase your copy from the Power Megastore
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