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This page contains a selection of feature articles written by
rowing history contributors. Do you have a special interest/expertise? Please
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A Preliminary
Survey of Boat Clubs and Associations Formed and Recorded Rowing Races and
Regattas Held in the United States and Canada (except for Quidi Vidi) Through
1860 - Thomas E. Weil
List of U.S. Collegiate Crew Trophies
- Thomas E. Weil
List of U.S. Patents for Rowing & Training Equipment
- Bill Miller
A listing of about 110 patents from mid 19th C. to mid 20th C.
List of Rowers Who Became Famous
- Bill Miller
The Great International Boat Race - Bill Miller
The 1869 Harvard v. Oxford Race
Cornell's Influence on Washington and West Coast Rowing
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John W. Lundin & Stephen J. Lundin
The Wild and Crazy Professionals
- Bill Miller
A Don's List
- Notes on Brittain's OAR, SCULL & RUDDER
- Thomas E. Weil
Why Rowing Is Unique
Among Team Sports - Thomas E. Weil
The Dangerously Neglected Legacy of Rowing
-
Thomas E. Weil
Photo Essay of the Bayer Family
- Bill Miller
The Harry &
John H. Clasper Collection
- Bill Miller
Fred Plaisted's Scrapbook
- Bill Miller
James
Renforth's Sculls -
Bill Miller
Development of Rowing
Equipment - Bill
Miller
Glendon's 1920
Olympic Scrapbook
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Susan Saint Sing
Nordic Rowing Goes Hollywood
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Göran R Buckhorn
Rowing Women as Belles des Bateaux, or (To Say
Nothing of the Cat) - Göran
Buckhorn
A review of
Three Men In A Boat and Three Women In One Boat
Samuel
F. Gordon and the 1912 Olympic Rowing
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Göran R Buckhorn
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