Tag: Boat building
Young Bill and Old Bill Remembered
20 Years of Swift: Making Rowing Accessible for All
Hadaway Harry: Lessons of History, Barriers to Access and the Future of British Rowing – Part I
An Experimental Archaeology Project: The Reconstruction of a Merovingian Boat
The Most Magnificent Rowing Book
Stan Pocock Rowing Center Dedication
Pocock Plaque Approved
Building a Winning Blue Boat in 1907
Building A Boat For The Boys
HOSR December Story Hour: Builder of Boats and the Boys: A Pocock Legacy
Wyld About Boats
Pocock Plaquery
Restoration of the Burk and Pocock Single
Pocock 8: Searching for Your You of You’s…
Highly Rated: The 1936 Tokyo Imperial University Eight
John Hawks Clasper, His Father’s Son. Part II: The Innovative Boat Builder
John Hawks Clasper, His Father’s Son. Part I: The Professional Oarsman
Rowing Boeing
Invention: One Mother (Necessity) But Many Fathers
“Nero” at Richmond upon Thames
Messing about on the River
It’s a Great Art
The Wisdom of Pocock
More Pieces of Eight
Pieces of Eight
English Boatbuilders are Building Boats for “The Boys” Movie
Two for One
Aquatic Treasures Of The British Museum
Stuck in the Toffs’ Pigeon Hole
The Thames Monsters and the Model T Boats
RRM@21 – 10: Singular Boats
New Book: On the Evolution of Rowing Boats
Malta BC’s Eight Model
462 Boats and Counting
Ian Whitehead: The Tyne’s Role in the Development of the Racing Shell
Lisa Taylor: Lucy Pocock Stillwell – A Woman in a Waterman’s World?
Boat Builders’ Shell Models
The Biffens of Hammersmith – Builders of Boats Big and Small
Kai Stürmann – A Man who Suffers from the ‘Wheels and Keels Disease’
“J. Hopper” is Donated to the River and Rowing Museum
Richmond-upon-Thames, Part II: 64 years with Bill Colley
Richmond-upon-Thames, Part I: A Reminder of the Golden Age of Boating
The Mystery Sculler
Borne by Liquid History, Part II
Breeding Racehorses
A Reappraisal of the Importance of the River Lea
Tribute to Darryl Strickler
1971: When Rowers Rowed WOOD
Das Boot
The Mystery with the Sid Radley-built “J. Hopper”
Laurie Radley’s Memories of River Lea and UK Rowing and Boatbuilding, in the early 1900s to World War II
Great-Aunt Phoebe Radley: A Forgotten Pioneer of Women’s Competitive Rowing
Boat Builder and Oar Maker G.F. Winter’s Obituary 1910
The Radleys of the Lea
Where Boats Grow On Trees
Vale Stanley Richard Pocock
Sharing History about Swaddle and Winship
About Swaddle & Winship
From Pine To Plastic
The Passing of a Gentleman
Plying The Oars On The Mystic River
The Putney Embankment – London’s ‘Boathouse Row’, Part 3
Fascinating Article!
George Sims Was The Winner In 1947
Pocock Newsletter
In The Spirit Of The Pococks
On Practice Wherries
Among Traditionalists And Inventors
10 Top Events For Rowers At WBS
The 19th Annual Wooden Boat Show
John Gardner’s Legacy
Boat Auction
This Old Boat?
Maine Built Whitehall
The Life-Boat
Dick’s Red Coat
Hear The Boat Sing 