Finney Collection

Bolton Wanderers FC football team 1935. Back row: Goslin, Atkinson, Smith, Jones, Finney (Captain), Taylor. Front row: Taylor, Eastham, Milsom, Westwood, Cook. 1935

Sir Tom Finney Shows Off Skills
A Black and white photo of PNE legend Sir Tom Finney dribbling the ball at Deepdale

Sir Tom Finney Shows Off His Skills In A Training Session
Preston North Ends Sir Tom Finney shows off his skills at a training session

James & Marie Finney, exhibition swimmers at Hippodrome
James Finney and his sister Marie, champion exhibition swimmers, appearing at the newly-opened London Hippodrome in 1900. Date: 1900

Tom Finney, Preston North End and England footballer
Tom Finney, outside right footballer for Preston North End and England Date: 1949

Maud, Ethel and Gladys Finney, exhibition swimmers
The Misses Maud, Ethel and Gladys Finney, part of the Finney family, swimming champions, and appearing with their father James, and aunt Marie, at the newly-opened London Hippodrome in 1900

Charles Grandison Finney, clergyman and president of Oberlin College. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

James Finney, English swimmer
James Finney (1862-?), English swimmer. late 19th century

EUROPEAN OFFICER, 1890s. American actor Jameson Lee Finney photographed in costume by Sarony, 1890s

Sir Tom Finney Heading The Ball
A black and white photo of Sir Tom Finney heading the ball at Deepdale in training. Tom Finney, Preston North End

Sir Tom Finney - Football Writers Association Awards
Preston North Ends Tom Finney holds up the Footballer of the Year trophy after becoming the first player to win the award twice

May Fortescue, actress
May Fortescue (Emily May Finney, 1862 - 1950), English actress, singer and actor-manager. Date: 1887

Broadway Tabernacle New York Anniversary Week
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IGNACE JAN PADEREWSKI (1860-1941). Polish pianist and composer. Drawing, 1898, by Harry Finney

Sir Tom Finney and Willie Cunningham Warm Up
Black and white photo of Preston North Ends Sir Tom Finney and Willie Cunningham run pitchside during their warm up

CHARLES GRANDISON FINNEY (1792-1875). American clergyman and educator. Line engraving, 19th century

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"Remembering the Legendary Finney: A Tale of Football, Swimming, and Showmanship" In the vibrant football history of Bolton Wanderers FC in 1935, one name stood out - Sir Tom Finney. Known for his exceptional skills on the field, he mesmerized fans with his talent and dedication. Sir Tom Finney's prowess was not limited to matches alone; he showcased his skills during training sessions as well. His commitment to honing his abilities made him a true icon among players and supporters alike. But football wasn't the only domain where the name "Finney" shone brightly. James Finney, an English swimmer, carved a niche for himself in aquatic sports. His determination propelled him to achieve remarkable feats in swimming pools across the country. The legacy continued within the family as Maud, Ethel, and Gladys Finney emerged as exhibition swimmers who captivated audiences with their graceful movements through water. Their synchronized routines left spectators spellbound at every performance. Meanwhile, James and Marie Finney took their talents to new heights by showcasing their swimming prowess at Hippodrome shows. Their daring stunts amazed crowds while leaving them breathless with anticipation for what they would do next. Beyond sports circles, another notable figure bearing the surname "Finney" graced stages worldwide – May Fortescue. As an accomplished actress known for her captivating performances, she enchanted audiences from Broadway Tabernacle New York Anniversary Week to theaters around the globe. While Charles Grandison Finney may not have been directly linked to these sporting or artistic endeavors mentioned above but rather renowned as a prominent American theologian during that era; it is fascinating how different individuals bearing this surname excelled in various fields simultaneously. From football pitches resonating with cheers for Sir Tom Finney's incredible displays of skill to swimming pools adorned by talented members of the extended family like James & Marie alongside Maud-Ethel-Gladys, the Finney name became synonymous with excellence.