classic Everton memorabilia collection opening to the public.
Event organiser Tony Tighe said: “This is a unique opportunity for whole families of Evertonians to come to Goodison and witness Everton's rich FA Cup history in one room.
“It has never been done before, to have the 1906 trophy here for the first time, as far as I know in over 100 years, is a marvellous occasion and something every true Blue should see.
“I would like to offer my thanks to David Gold and the National Football Museum for letting us make this happen.”
The 1906 FA Cup trophy was won by the victorious Everton team led by Jack Taylor.
The cup is the oldest existing FA Cup trophy and was used between 1896 and 1910. It was presented to Lord Kinnaird of the FA, upon his retirement.
The exhibition, in the Marquee, is open from 9.30am to 5pm until June 28 and entrance is free.
