Editing Granville, New South Wales (section)

== Culture ==
[[Image:Granville-NSW-RSLClub.jpg|thumb|The Granville RSL Club at sunset]]

=== Sport ===
Granville has an Olympic size pool and a [[association football|football]] facility. Historic Garside Park is home to State Super League and Super Youth League club, [[Granville Rage]].

Sydney Speedway is a {{convert|460|m|yd|abbr=off}} [[Dirt track racing|dirt track speedway]] which opened in 1977 at the old Granville Showground as the [[Sydney Speedway|Parramatta Speedway]]. The clay surface caters mainly to [[Sprint car racing|Sprintcars]] and has been home to some of Australia's greatest drivers including ten times [[Australian Sprintcar Championship|Australian Sprintcar Champion]] [[Garry Rush]], and multiple title holders George Tatnell, his son Brooke Tatnell, and [[Max Dumesny]]. The speedway is also the only venue not in North or Central America to host a round of the famous [[World of Outlaws]] [[Sprintcars|sprintcar]] series.

Granville Magpies Soccer Club entered the Sydney competition in the early 1880s and has continued to compete with distinction until the early 2000s. The club originally played matches at a paddock behind Hudson Brothers' Works in Clyde before relocating to Macarthur Park, known nowadays as F.S. Garside Park.