was an English football club located in Rawmarsh, Rotherham, South Yorkshire.
The club was formed in 1910 as Horse & Jockey, and initially played in the Rotherham Licensed Victuallers League before moving on to the Sheffield Association League and renaming themselves as Rawmarsh Town.
After the First World War finished, the club was again renamed, this time to Rawmarsh Athletic, but this name too would not last long as Rawmarsh Welfare was soon settled upon, and the club started to gain success on the pitch.
A third Association League title was won soon after the Second World War in 1951, and a year later they reached the 1st round of the FA Cup for the first and only time – losing 1–4 to Buxton at their Dale Road home.
In 1953 Rawmarsh joined the Yorkshire League, and won the Division 2 title at the first attempt.