The Argyle Archive – Plymouth Argyle Heritage Archive to give it its full title – is a volunteer-run registered charity dedicated to preserving and promoting the heritage of Plymouth Argyle Football Club. Formed in 2017 by enthusiastic fans, with support from the football club, PAHA is a registered charity regulated by the Charity Commission, whose articles promote cooperation between fans and club to safeguard memorabilia and other items of historical interest for the enjoyment of generations to come.
The Argyle Archive and PASOTI are delighted to announce that PASOTI will be the principal partner and sponsor of the Argyle Archive for the next
The Argyle Archive (PAHA) and Greens on Screen (GoS) owner, Steve Dean, are delighted to announce that PAHA will be the new owners of GoS
The Argyle Archive are still seeking a number of programmes to complete our post war sets. Our aim is to have 2 copies of each
We are very grateful to our sponsors for their support in helping us preserve, display and celebrate Argyle’s heritage . If you are interested in sponsoring PAHA to help support our work please get in touch with us for sponsorship opportunities.
Collections donated by a number of individuals connected with the club.
Argyle Archive – Online Museum Also in the Argyle Archive Collection:
Match Programmes The Argyle Archive is working to create and share a comprehensive record of Argyle Programmes. PAHA has a large collection of match programmes dating
The Argyle Archive has digital copies of Plymouth Argyle Handbooks dating back to the first professional season in 1903/04 available to view online, and the collection
This shirt which was used between 1984 and 86 including the promotion winning team of 1985-86 and worn by Tommy Tynan, Russell Coughlin, Steve Cooper
The Argyle Archive and PASOTI are delighted to announce that PASOTI will be the principal partner and sponsor of the Argyle Archive for the next
The Argyle Archive (PAHA) and Greens on Screen (GoS) owner, Steve Dean, are delighted to announce that PAHA will be the new owners of GoS
The Argyle Archive are still seeking a number of programmes to complete our post war sets. Our aim is to have 2 copies of each
We are delighted to add some brilliant new items to the Argyle Archive online museum. These include 3 programmes from 1937 – 1939 and also
We are pleased to announce that we have deposited a collection of programmes with the Box in Plymouth.
