Tag: William O’Chee
The Crew That Makes The Boat Sing
Aquatic Treasures Of The British Museum
Harriman and Acheson: Fighting the Crimson and the Reds
The College Oarsmen who Helped Save the Sterling
There’ll Always be a Henley
The New CUBC: ‘The Best of the Old, with the Promise of the New’
The Waterloo Veterans Who Rowed to London
William O’Chee: When your Finest Possession is Memory
Interview with Dan Lyons on being a World Champion and Building Champion Teams
Cambridge University Rowers Find Unity Amidst Isolation
An Exclusive Interview with Vicky Thornley
May Time I
Oxford has the Lightweight Blues
HTBS Eight
WW1 Fighter Pilot, Colonial Administrator, Knight – and Rower!
Letter from a Fire-Stricken Nation
Oxford Lightweights Prove Brains are Better than Brawn
HRR2019 Revisited
Images of Henley 2019: Semi Saturday
Beyond the Stewards’ Enclosure: Part II – The Picnic
Beyond the Stewards’ Enclosure: Part I – The Start
Hooray Henley
Guinea Pigs on an Ergometer
When Oarsmen were Gunmen
A Boat Race Light in Style but Heavy on Class
HTBS@10: Not Wimping Out – The HTBS 10th Anniversary Lunch
HTBS@10: For HTBS Types… and Maybe Some Others
Betrayal in the Boat Club – Oxford University Boat Club, that is
From Golden Days to Flanders Fields: Remembering Fallen Oarsmen on the Centenary of the Armistice
Comic Cuts: A Few Hints on the Subject of Oarsmanship
ANZAC Day in Brisbane
Anzac Day 2018: Remembering the Diggers*.
Para Power at the Commonwealth Games
Rowing’s Continuation and Resilience in Wartime Oxford
Historians, Poets and Painters: All in the same boat?
Rowing Trophy Makes A Homecoming After 140 Years
Welcome to HTBS, William!
Where the Mighty Rivers (Sometimes) Flow
Up Suzhou Creek – A Brief History of The Shanghai Rowing Club – I
Singapore or Shanghai?
A Snapshot of Rowing in the 1890s
Some Images of Eton in Words and Pictures
Lightning, Drownings and Leisured Gentlemen: Recreational Rowing in the 17th and 18th Centuries
Fragments of the True Oar
HTBS Turns 8 – Good Grief!
Childe of Hale
Part III: The Extraordinary Mr Woodgate
Part II: The Extraordinary Mr Woodgate
Part I: The Extraordinary Mr Woodgate
Douglas ‘Ducker’ McLean
Borne by Liquid History, Part I
What are the Origins of the Modern Sport of Rowing?
