Over 100 years of history, one of the most welcoming clubs in the region, and certainly some of the best views! The club was founded in 1914. We were in abeyance during the 1940s after losing use of the Plain Ham ground, but returned to footballing activity in 1951. The club has played at Plain Ham since its formation, initially renting it on a match-by-match basis. A longer lease was secured from
Bath City Council in 1962 and a clubhouse built in 1965. The club won the Somerset Junior Cup in 1962–63, and joined the Somerset Senior League in the 1970s. We won the League Cup in 1974–75 and the Somerset Senior Cup the following season. In 1976 the Western League formed a new Division One, with Larkhall becoming founder members. In 1988–89 we were Division One champions, but were unable to take promotion. Floodlights were installed at Plain Ham in 2004 and the club bought the freehold of the site the following year. We won the Somerset Senior Cup for a second time in 2003–04, and after winning Division One again in 2008–09 the club were promoted to the Premier Division. In 2010–11 Larkhall were Premier Division champions, but were denied promotion to the Southern League due to ground grading requirements. In 2013–14 we won both the Premier Division and the league's Les Phillips Cup, and were able to take promotion to Division One South & West of the Southern League. In our first season in the Southern League we finished fifth, qualifying for the promotion play-offs but unfortunately losing in the final.
