File:A-Z of Rowing on The Clyde.pdf
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Booklet produced as part of the West Boathouse project. Rowing history and the heritage of the River Clyde, Scotland.
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English: This book tells the story of the West Boathouse—a category B-Listed boathouse built on the banks of the Clyde for Clydesdale and Clyde Amateur Clubs in 1905. It is a miscellany of stories about rowing, sport, Glasgow and the River Clyde. The authors hope there are enough interesting snippets to hold the interest of both the committed sports historian and anyone interested in discovering how and why Glasgow rose to become one of the world's great sporting cities. Research and text by Ingrid Shearer and Morag Cross, artwork by Kieron Redmond. Project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. |
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| Author | Dratsie |
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