Carlton Hall of Fame

Year of Induction	Players
1987	Rod McGregor, Horrie Clover, Harry Vallence, Bert Deacon, John James, John Nicholls, Gordon Collis, Alex Jesaulenko, Bruce Doull
1988	Fred Elliott, Ken Hands, Peter Jones
1989	Norman Clark, Bruce Comben, Serge Silvagni
1990	George Coulthard*, Creswell 'Mickey' Crisp, Robert Walls
1991	Charlie Hammond, Bob Chitty, Jack Howell, Wayne Johnston
1992	Jim Clark, Ern Henfry, Adrian Gallagher, Mike Fitzpatrick
1993	Frank Gill, Rod Ashman, Stephen Kernahan
1994	Charlie Davey, Ollie Grieve, Trevor Keogh, Geoff Southby
1995	Mark Maclure, Craig Bradley, Justin Madden
1996	Jim Francis, Barry Armstrong, David McKay, Stephen Silvagni
1997	Rod Austin, Ken Baxter
1998	Wes Lofts, Ken Hunter, Peter Dean
1999	Laurie Kerr, Kevin Hall, Tom Alvin, Brett Ratten, Greg Williams
2000	Garry Crane, Jim Buckley, Wayne Harmes, Michael Sexton
2001	Ian Collins, David Glascott, Andrew McKay
2006	Jack Worrall, Paddy O'Brien, Jim Baird, Bryan Quirk, Syd Jackson, Ken Sheldon, Alex Marcou, Peter McConville, Fraser Brown, George Bruce
2011	Vin Gardiner, John Goold, Ron Barassi, David Parkin, Anthony Koutoufides
2013	David Rhys-Jones
2016	Scott Camporeale, Mil Hanna, Ian Robertson, Jack Wrout
2018	Lance Whitnall, Brent Crosswell
2023	Percy Bentley, Adrian Gleeson, Chris Judd
2024	Jack Carney, Neil Chandler, Brendan Fevola
2025	Marc Murphy, Kade Simpson

In 2024, to mark the 160th anniversary of its inception, the Carlton Football Club identified a core group of former players who had contributed significantly to the Club’s fortunes through the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Accordingly, a further 21 former players were progressively inducted into the Carlton Hall of Fame through the course of that year:

Jack Baker
Jack Conway
Jack Donovan
John Gardiner
William Goer
Harry Guy
Robert Heatley
Tommy Leydin
Orlando 'Lanty' O'Brien
George Robertson
Les Beck
Jim Flynn
Fred Jinks
George Johnson
Ted Kennedy
Alex Lang
Billy Payne
George Topping
Billy Dick
Alf Baud
Brighton Diggins

NB Please note above the name of George Coulthard, a legend of the Game who played in the pre-VFL days. Coulthard won 3 Champion of the Colony awards; the olden day equivalent of the Brownlow Medal.

Jack Worrall and David Parkin were triple premiership coaches at Carlton, while Ron Barassi was a dual Carlton premiership coach and also played 50 games for Carlton after a successful playing career with Melbourne.