Millmoor Ground: A Forgotten Chapter of Football History in Stock Video Footage

Tucked away in Rotherham, Millmoor Ground was once the beating heart of Rotherham United Football Club. For over a century, it echoed with the cheers of devoted fans, witnessing historic moments, promotions, and fierce rivalries. But now, long abandoned, it stands in quiet decay, a ghostly reminder of football’s ever-changing landscape.

A stadium with over 100 years of history

Millmoor was Rotherham United’s home from 1907 to 2008. Originally used for steelworks football matches, it became the club’s official ground in 1925. Over the years, it saw expansions, modernisations, and thousands of passionate supporters filling the stands. The Main Stand, Tivoli End, and Railway End all had their own character, creating an atmosphere that made Millmoor a fortress for the Millers.

Despite its historic significance, Millmoor was left behind when Rotherham United moved to the AESSEAL New York Stadium in 2012. Financial and ownership disputes prevented further use, and what was once a proud football ground is now overtaken by weeds and rust, slowly crumbling into history.

Millmoor ground Rotherham stock video footage of the old stadium

The haunting beauty of abandonment

Today, Millmoor stands as a relic of English football’s past. The terraces are empty, goal nets missing, and the once-pristine pitch is now a wild field of overgrowth. This unique setting offers a powerful visual contrast between sporting glory and the passage of time.

For filmmakers, documentarians, and history enthusiasts, high-quality drone footage of Millmoor Ground provides a rare glimpse into a stadium frozen in time. Whether capturing the eerie beauty of urban decay or telling the story of a club that once called it home, these visuals bring an abandoned football ground back to life in a new way.

Millmoor Ground Rotherham - Stock video footage

A lost ground, but not forgotten

While Rotherham United has moved on, Millmoor remains an important part of the town’s footballing identity. The memories of packed stands and roaring crowds may have faded, but through aerial stock video footage and creative storytelling, its legacy can still be preserved.

Clip Pack #82 – Millmoor Ground in Rotherham – Stock Video Footage
£200.00

Step back in time with stunning aerial footage of Millmoor Ground, the former home of Rotherham United. Now abandoned and overtaken by nature, this once-thriving stadium stands in eerie disrepair.

Clips, Length & Size

📹 4 cinematic drone clips
⏱️ 3 minutes 3 seconds of 4K footage
📁 1.44GB total file size

A Forgotten Football Ground

Millmoor Ground was home to Rotherham United from 1907 to 2008 before the club moved to AESSEAL New York Stadium. Its crumbling stands, rusting seating areas, and overgrown pitch create striking visuals of urban decay and lost football history.

Ideal for Sports History and Urban Decay Projects

These atmospheric shots are perfect for documentaries, urban exploration projects, and creative film work. From sweeping aerial views to haunting close-ups, this footage captures the stadium’s eerie beauty.

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Clip Pack #81 - AESSEAL New York Stadium (Rotherham United Football Stadium) - Stock Video Footage
£500.00

Clips: 23 drone clips
Length: 12 minutes and 55 seconds
Size: 5.35GB
Resolution: 4K

Capture the essence of AESSEAL New York Stadium, home of Rotherham United Football Club, with Clip Pack #81. This collection includes 23 breathtaking drone shots showcasing the iconic stadium, including views of the North Stand, South Stand, East Stand, and West Stand. The footage also features sponsor logos and other key details, providing a comprehensive look at the venue.

Perfect for use in sports documentaries, match highlights, media coverage, and football-related content, these 4K clips offer high-quality visuals from an aerial perspective. The footage is available for editorial use, making it ideal for news stories, sports features, and more. Full terms apply.

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