The Den, Football stadium in New Cross, United Kingdom
The Den was a football stadium in New Cross featuring four stands arranged around the pitch, designed by architect Archibald Leitch in 1910. The ground had multiple entry points and separate sections for home and away supporters, with a total capacity of around 4,500 seats.
The stadium opened in 1910 and served as Millwall Football Club's fifth home ground. The club played there until 1993, when it relocated to a different venue.
It served as a gathering point for football supporters in South London, drawing crowds for league matches and cup competitions. People experienced it as the heart of their local club community.
The ground was accessible on match days with multiple entry points for arriving spectators. Visitors would find separate sections to enter depending on whether they were supporting the home or away team.
The stadium's design by Archibald Leitch influenced the construction of other football grounds across the country. Its architectural features became a model for later stadiums.
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