Hobart Football Grounds, 1866-1912

List of grounds in Hobart football

These grounds are taken verbatim from news articles at the time so as to capture the changing usage of names and ownership. The post 1898 grounds are soccer grounds.

Year	Name	information
1866	Domain
	Government Domain
	Southern Tasmanian Cricket Club Ground
187? - 78	Butler’s paddock	The Mercury Monday 29 September 1879 page 3 Mr. Leitch stated that lt was the establishment of the Australian code, which was then known as the Victorian rules, that first led to the inauguration of North and South matches. Prior to the Australian code being adopted in Hobart there were two forms of Rugby played, the principal ground being Butler's paddock, at the corner at what is known as Hampden Road and Montpelier Road.
1878	Butler’s Ground
1879	The Domain
	New Town
	The Association Ground	Cricket
	The Battery Ground	Queen’s Domain
	Lower cricket ground
	Mr McFarlane’s Paddock
	Marsh’s Ground	Newtown
	Canvey’s Hotel	Richmond
	“the slope near the battery”
	Jerusalem
	Lower Cricket Ground	“The scene of the encounter was the lower cricket ground – the narrow strip at the eastern side which has been used by the City Club throughout the season under the government grant.”
1898	New Town Showground
1902	Victoria Sports Ground	New Town
1908	New Norfolk	“The green at New Norfolk”
	North Hobart Recreation Ground
	Arthur Square Reserve	New Norfolk
	Suburban Sports Ground	New Town
	Elwick Junction
	South Hobart Recreation Ground
1909	Elwick
	The Clare St Ground
1910	The association’s ground	South Hobart
1912	South Hobart Ground
	Lindisfarne
	Cornelian Bay