Tag: Professional rowing
Pittsburgh’s Jimmy Hamill – Part II: Horsing Around
Pittsburgh’s Jimmy Hamill – Part I: The Best Little Oarsman in America
The Beaver and the Bird
Adding To History
Hadaway Harry: Lessons of History, Barriers to Access and the Future of British Rowing – Part II
Photo Essay 4: 19th Century Tobacco Sports Cards
Back To The Future
An Oarsman and a Gentleman: Frenchy Johnson Steps Forth
Hadaway Harry: Lessons of History, Barriers to Access and the Future of British Rowing – Part I
Dating Aquatic Art
Celebrating Tom Weil
Frenchy A. Johnson – Part II: Ode to an Oarsman
Frenchy A. Johnson – Part I: Oarsman to Marksman
Books for 2024 Christmas II
A Memorial to Ned (and Louis)
The Coombes Monument: Four Heads Are Better Than None
Three Men and Three Women in Boats (To Say Nothing of the Dog and the Cat) – Part II
The Professional Scullers’ Off-The-Water Activities – Part II
The Professional Scullers’ Off-The-Water Activities – Part I
Chester Regatta, Part VI: Gentlemen Still In Charge, 1862 – 1872
Chester Regatta, Part V: Gentlemen In Charge, 1839 – 1855
Chester Regatta, Part IV: 1838, A More Certain Future
Chester Regatta, Part III: Stops and Starts, 1829 – 1837
B. H. Howell: The Diamonds Winner in 1898 and 1899
Not Going Spare: Brothers Pulling Together
Pocock 8: Searching for Your You of You’s…
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
Hadaway Harry Will Return
Gordon Bennett!*
The Queen’s Head
East is East – Or is He?
LA2028: Some Modest Proposals
Time to Grow a Mo!
The Triumph of the Amateurs Book Talk in New Haven
Fine Art & Foul Play
Lord Desborough and the 1908 Olympics – Part III
Three Great Geordie Heroes
Art and the Pro-Am Divide
The Demise of Professional Rowing
Those Two Rascals, John and Ellis
Q&A: Bill Lanouette on The Triumph of the Amateurs
Stuck in the Toffs’ Pigeon Hole
The Rixons: Oars, Poles, Dogs & Fists
Donald Gollan: The Nearly Man
Rowing Books for Christmas II
Going to Town with Barry
1920: Ernest Barry Wins the World Sculling Title
Bill Miller: A Hanlan Letter
Changing with the Times
Putting Rowers on a Pedestal
150 Years Since the Death of Rowing Legend Harry Clasper
Richmond Regatta: A Duck Hunt and a Pig Hunt
Rowing & People of Colour: A Few of the Few
Fixed Seat Reading III: Thames and Tyne Tideways
Sapper McDevitt – An ANZAC Rower
A Sherbet for Quarantine
The Political Courtney
With Bert on the River
Crewcial Collectables: A Nice Pair – Part I
Liquid History On Tap
Going To The Dogs
John H. Clasper Patented Countervail
Close to the Water
A Hidden History of The Thames on Show
Moving Pictures
Ian Whitehead: The Tyne’s Role in the Development of the Racing Shell
Out-Foxed in Red Wing
Lisa Taylor: Lucy Pocock Stillwell – A Woman in a Waterman’s World?
The Blackstaffe Trophy: A Case of Reverse Alchemy
The 1960 Boat Race: Oxford’s Adrian Stokes’s Rare Footage
Canadian R. Fulton v. American J. Biglin
“Hadaway Harry” is Coming to Putney
Guardsmen In A Row, Part II: The Brigade of Guards Boat Club
Rescued from the Flames and Risen from the Ashes
The Thames Finds a Champion
The People’s Ned Hanlan
Hear The Boat Sing 