The crowd isn't as good, but here's a panoramic that I did a couple of years back.

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It was my dream to play for Palace and to make my debut. I've always played for the club so if I'm playing here, I wouldn't want to be anywhere else.

- John Bostock (Nov 2007)

But even at it's best still an old, decrepit 1920's
(almost like me) ground but, by crikey, if we lose it
I will be as mortfied as any - sunbathing on the grassy slopes with 5000 watching Newport County in the Third Division South, those were the days ...

Man and boy Palace since my first game in 1948 sitting on my dad's shoulders

sorry to be pedantic but the pics by Bubbs and the ones from A Burton can't both be the Fulham promotion game as one set has the Arthur stand and one does not. Also in one of the shots is that Johnny B in a Fulham shirt behind Kember

Don't know the answer to the match query but that most definitly is Johnny Byrne after his transfer from West Ham to Fulham. Starting to get porky then but nothing
can take away from the legend of his being our best ever
player and full England international cap while still at Selhurst. R.I.P.

Man and boy Palace since my first game in 1948 sitting on my dad's shoulders

You are right,not sure where the A Burton one comes from it's difficult to pin point it by that photo.
Did you realise they had already started the Arthur Wait before the season ended?

........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................

It was started straight after promotion and was completed for the first top flight home game against Man Utd.Arthur Wait's building firm were involved in it's construction.
All done in about 3 months incredible really.

........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................