Thames Rowing Club Archive

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1951 Stewards' four

GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00600
Item
c1990

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Unknown photographer

Grand Challenge Cup 1948

GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00294
Item
1948

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Unknown photographer

Grand Challenge Cup 1948

GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00295
Item
1948

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Unknown photographer

Grand Challenge Cup 1948

GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00299
Item
1948

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Unknown photographer

Grand Challenge Cup 1948

GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00296
Item
1948

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Unknown photographer

Henley 1948 - Final of the Grand, passing Stewards' Enclosure

GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00039
Item
1948

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Unknown photographer

Paddling away from raft

GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00341
Item
1951

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Unknown photographer

Peter Kirkpatrick and Lord Headley at Henley

GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00487
Item
1992

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Unknown photographer

Peter Kirkpatrick and others at Henley

GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00505
Item
1993

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

The caption to this photograph in the Thames Journal 1993 reads 'Peter Kirkpatrick caught in conversation with a member of the 1952 Sydney Grand eight as Gordon Dear and David de Pinna look on.

Henley Standard