Tag: R.C. Lehmann
Reunited … and it Feels So Good
The Blackstaffe Trophy: A Case of Reverse Alchemy
Rowing Trophy Makes A Homecoming After 140 Years
A Snapshot of Rowing in the 1890s
The Rowing Flemings – Part II: The Man with the Golden Oar
The Fallen Are Not Forgotten
Douglas ‘Ducker’ McLean
Ernest and the Importance of Remembrance
New Rowing Book: A Yank at Cambridge – B.H. Howell: The Forgotten Champion
Rowing Rooms
A Ramshackle Room
Rudie Lehmann’s Harvard Honorary Degree
Blues in Bags
A Stuck-Up Oarsman?
Of those that go down to the River
Oxford 1897: ‘The Finest Crew that ever Rowed’
A Little Bit Of Blue
Teddy Roosevelt and ‘A Great And Permanent Amusement’
Olympic Rowing? No, thank you!
At Putney
"Eat Sawdust Without Butter"
On Rudie Lehmann’s Daughter Rosamond
Two Rowing University Men
The Lehmann Family, And To Keep A Dream Alive
The Complete Oarsman
Cambridge v. Harvard 1906, Part 2
Cambridge v. Harvard 1906, Part 1
Sporting Illustrations By Booth
A Charming Book By Lehmann
R.C. Lehmann Online
Thank Godness Spring Is Here…
A Sonnet To R.C. Lehmann
Rudie Lehmann’s Rowing Style
F. S. Kelly – A Life of Rowing and Music 2
