The Junction Oval is rich with Melbourne sporting history and as far as grounds go, sits high on the footy ground ladder

St.Kilda Road office buildings tower over the Junction Oval where the likes of Bernie 'Superboot' Quinlan once roamed

The Kevin Murray Stand is now home to the administration of the Melbourne Football Club in the AFL

The highest score here was in round 13 1983 when Fitzroy kicked 34.16.220 to North Melbourne's 10.10.70.

The record attendance at the ground was 46,973 for a round five clash between St.Kilda and Carlton in 1950

The quality of the Junction Oval surface and it's proximity to public transport made it a favourite with VFL officials

Not long after the 1944 Grand Final an asphalt cycling track was removed to allow fans to view games from an embankment.

The ground has been used for many VFA Grand Finals as well as the old Sheffield Shield cricket and amateur football.

Fitzroy played at the Junction Oval between 1970-84; St.Kilda's last game here was against Geelong in the final round of 1964