The venue has disappeared under the spread of urban development. The Regent's Canal was cut through the land in the years after 1810 and passed almost directly under White Conduit House. The Islington Albion Club played at White Conduit Fields from 1805 to 1834, by which time some of the ground, which formed part of the Oldfield dairy farm, had already been lost. A part of the south of the ground had been incorporated into nursery grounds (owned by Mr Smith of Liverpool and others), and later maps show that the ground had become less open, before it was built upon with housing from 1839 onwards.