Stadium Wembaleae (1923)
Stadium Wembaleae primitivum, Stadium Exhibitionis Imperii Britannici et vulgo Stadium Imperiale primum appellatum, fuit stadium Wembaleae in vico Londiniensi situm, quod ludis pediludii magni momenti innotuit. In eodem loco ab eius successore nunc occupato stabat. Architecti erant Ioannes Gulielmus Simpson eques et Maxwell Ayrton, cum Owen Williams equite (maximo ingeniario). Stadium solo aequatum est annis 2002 et 2003, ut novum stadium ibi exstrueretur.

Notae

Bibliographia
 

Barclay, Patrick, et Kenneth Powello. 2007. Wembley Stadium: venue of legends. Monaci et Novi Eboraci: Prestel. ISBN 9783791337739.
Bass, Howard. 1982. Glorious Wembley: the official history of Britain's foremost entertainment centre. Enfield Middelsexiae: Guinness Superlatives. ISBN 085112237X.
Gee, Harry. 1972. Wembley: fifty great years. Londinii: Pelham. ISBN 0720705932.
Jackson, Ashley. 2013. Buildings of empire. Oxoniae: Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780199589388, ISBN 0199589380.
Jackson, Laura. 2002. Queen: The Definitive Biography. Londinii: Piatkus.
Jacobs, N., et P. Lipscombe. 2005. Wembley Speedway: The Pre-War Years. Stroud: Tempus Publishing. ISBN 0-7524-3750-X.
Low, A. M. 1953. Wonderful Wembley. Praefatio Arthur J. Elvin Eques. Londinii et Novi Eboraci: S. Paul.

 The King's Speech (2010)
 Olympia aestiva 1948

Nexus externi

 "The history of Wembley Stadium - in pictures." Evening Standard.
 "Old Wembley Stadium." @worldstadia.com.
 The Stadium in Wembley Park." The Engineer, 6 Aprilis 1923. Adumbrationes architectorum.
 Trivia de Wembalea.
 "Wembley The Last Amen." Vintage Speedway Magazine.
"Wembley Stadium & the 1948 Olympics." UK Parliament Living Heritage.
 "White Horse Cup Final." The Times.

Confecta 1923
Middelsexia
Olympia Certamina
Stadia
Stadia Olympica