Thu 05 Feb - Posted in Breaking News
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Derby County are looking for items owned by Rams fans to be displayed within the Memorabilia Exhibition in Harrison's Hub for a three-month period between February and May 2026.
We are asking Rams fans if they have an object from history (from any time period) that they would like to see displayed in the club's official Memorabilia Exhibition.
The exhibit will be the next in the sequence of quarterly displays that have been installed over the past 12 months, which have celebrated the broad history of the football club.
Specific exhibits have showcased the 50th anniversary of the Rams’ 1974/75 Division One title win, a 1995/96 exhibit commemorating the Rams’ promotion season and the current ‘Rams in Europe’ exhibit will remain in place for our next two home games against Ipswich Town (Saturday 7th February) and Swansea City (Saturday 14th February).
There is no theme to the ‘Your Memories’ exhibit; it’s a chance for fans to reminisce through items that have been collected over time by various members of our community, from a range of time periods.
We are happy to accept submissions of any kind of items, from programmes to tickets, to kits and novelty items.
Please submit your item using the form here.
Submissions should be made by February 16th 2026, 5pm. The exhibit will be installed ahead of the Blackburn Rovers fixture on Saturday 28th February, 12.30pm kick-off.
Please note: we expect that we will not be able to accommodate all submissions, so you will be contacted by February 20th if your submission is successful. You will be contacted by [email protected].
There will be further opportunities in future to display your items. You must be able to bring your item to Pride Park Stadium during the week commencing 23rd February, dates and times to be confirmed.
Items will be kept in a locked cabinet at all times before installation and during the months that they are on display. Space is limited, so items measuring over 50cm in height will be considered, but may not be able to be displayed due to space constraints.
