Kodak Football Club
About Us
Kodak FC's roots run through Harrow's industrial history. The American Kodak company built its largest UK factory on Headstone Drive in Harrow in 1890, near Harrow & Wealdstone station - a site that at its mid-20th-century peak employed up to 6,000 workers.
As part of the recreation facilities Kodak provided for its workforce, which also included tennis courts and rifle ranges, a football team was formed in 1935. The team played local district football before joining the London Commercial League in 1973, then known as Kodak Sports, later spending five seasons in the Chiltonian League from 1988.
Around 1990 it took the name Kodak (Harrow) to distinguish itself from similarly named clubs in Hertfordshire. Today Kodak FC is an FA Accredited community club, serving Harrow with adult and youth football coached by FA-qualified coaches.
- League · Middlesex Football League
- Harrow Weald Recreation Ground, London, United Kingdom
First Team
Competing in the Middlesex County Football League, Premier Division, which sits at Step 7 of the National League System.
Second Team
Playing in Division 2, offering a strong competitive platform within the senior setup.
Third Team
The club’s Third Team competes in the Jeff Nardin Division.
Youth Section
Youth teams compete across the Harrow Youth League and are coached by FA-qualified coaches, supporting player development in a structured and positive environment.
Proud history. Competitive tradition. Continued progress.
Social channels
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Instagram: @kodakfootballclub
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X (Twitter): @kodakharrow
Area
Kodak Football Club is based in Harrow, Middlesex, serving players, supporters and families across North West London.
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