Tag: Peter Mallory
462 Boats and Counting
Leander: Marking the Beginnings of Its Success
A book ‘flavored with vintage Fairbairn’
Lisa Taylor: Lucy Pocock Stillwell – A Woman in a Waterman’s World?
Water Colours: Some Paintings Inspired By The River Thames
Backsplash: The Box Set
The Loneliest Spot in the Olympics
Backsplash: The Rowing History Conference – Talk by Peter Mallory, Part III
Backsplash: The Rowing History Conference – Talk by Peter Mallory, Part II
Backsplash: The Rowing History Conference – Talk by Peter Mallory, Part I
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Historians, Poets and Painters: All in the same boat?
Backsplash: Well Rowed
Tales of Row
‘Backsplash’: Rowing pundits put their oar in
A Snapshot of Rowing in the 1890s
Henley’s Second Day: A Trip Down The Course
This is a Thames Wherry
HTBS Turns 8 – Good Grief!
NZ Olympic Champion Dudley Storey Dies
The Jolly Young Waterman
Still Rocking the Boat
Rowing Chat with Peter Mallory
‘Mileage makes Champions’ – New Edition of Steve Fairbairn on Rowing
What a Wonderful Cultural Achievement!
2013 Rowing History Forum: Not just for Nerds…
Reminder: Rowing History Forum, Saturday, 12 October
The Story of the Martini Achter
Three Magazines
2013 Rowing History Forum Update
A History of Collegiate Rowing in America
Toad, Tom, Jack and Billy!
A Busy Peter…
Peter And His Magnum Opus
Peter Finds A Publisher
Peter Mallory’s Final Chapter
Mallory’s ‘The New Generation Of U.S. Scullers’
