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HOSR Story Hour: Celebrating Thomas E. Weil

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia

HOSR Story Hour: Celebrating Thomas E. Weil

23 February 2025 Rowing historian Thomas E. Weil, who died on 1 September 2024, will be celebrated at the next HOSR Story Hour. Under the title “Thomas E. Weil: Rowing’s Extraordinary Historian & Collector”, Tom’s life and legacy will be celebrated by many of his friends. Among those who will remember Tom are the following of his friends and colleagues:David Vogel, Yale teammate, collaborator, and close friendBill Miller, rowing historian and co…See the Story

Rowers, Spies, and Traitors

FBI · Virginia

Rowers, Spies, and Traitors

FBI Special Agent and Russian spy, Robert Hanssen’s mugshot after his arrest. 18 February 2025 By William O’Chee On the evening of the 18th February 2001, FBI Special Agent Robert Hanssen parked his car by the entrance to Foxstone Park, Virginia, which is near Washington DC. Hanssen spent only a few minutes in the park during which time he left a package wrapped in a garbage bag under a bridge. Emerging from the park, he was surrounded by FBI o…See the Story

Valentine’s Day: How To Win A Rower’s Heart (Again)

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Valentine’s Day: How To Win A Rower’s Heart (Again)

Say it with flowers. 14 February 2025By Tim Koch Archive advice from Tim Koch, first given in 2016 but worth repeating. Feign interest in their ergo scores. Smell like a regatta. Don’t laugh at their kit. Read them romantic fiction. Give them a surprise.See the Story

Dr Dillon: Making History – Part II: Michael Dillon Revisited

Oxford, England · Oxford

Dr Dillon: Making History – Part II: Michael Dillon Revisited

A 1949 picture of Michael Dillon in Neptune Rowing Club racing kit published in the Summer 2020 edition of The Bristol Magazine. 13 February 2025 By Greg Denieffe February being the LGBTQ+ History Month in the UK and Ireland, we continue to dip into the HTBS Archive with the second part of Greg Denieffe’s story about…See the Story

Henley Royal Regatta: Open To Suggestions

Innovation · Henley-on-Thames

Henley Royal Regatta: Open To Suggestions

Successfully running the world’s most famous regatta requires constant innovation. Picture: @HenleyRegatta. 11 February 2025By Tim Koch Tim Koch on change and Henley. Historically at least, Henley Royal Regatta has not been a model of democracy or openness. The nearly 7,000 Members of the Stewards’ Enclosure have no voting rights or control over how the regatta is run. The Stewards (currently numbering seventy-one) are a self-electing body who a…See the Story

Photo Essay: International Regatta Posters

Zurich · Zurich

Photo Essay: International Regatta Posters

1900 Spa International RegattaThomas E Weil Collection 29 January 2025 By Bill Miller International regatta posters are great pieces of graphic art. National, International, FISA and Olympic posters were regularly printed to promote these events. From 1900 to about 1975, regatta posters mostly featured graphic designs. Mid-1970s and onward were mostly designed around photographic images. It’s fun to see how designers imagined many graphic versio…See the Story

Crossing the English Channel in a Racing Eight, 1885

Crossing the English Channel in a Racing Eight, 1885

27 January 2025By Peter WilliamsPeter Williams tells the story of an 1885 poorly prepared crossing of the English Channel by W. H. Grenfell, Lord Desborough. The many exploits of William Grenfell described in the biography which I co-authored with Sandy Nairne (Titan of the Thames: The Life of Lord Desborough, Unbound 2024) included the occasion in 1885 when, as the former MP for Salisbury, he stroked an ill-prepared Oxford crew in an unsuitable…See the Story

U.S. Olympic Sculler Bill Belden Dies

King of Prussia · King of Prussia

U.S. Olympic Sculler Bill Belden Dies

25 January 2025By Göran R Buckhorn U.S. sculler William “Bill” Thomas Belden, Jr., has passed away at age 76.Bill Belden, who was born in 1949 and grew up in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, was the oldest of eight siblings. Belden had a somewhat different way to get into rowing. In an obituary, it reads: A less than stellar student, Bill attended Bishop Kendrick [sic] High School, where on a spring day in 1965, he was given the option to sit in d…See the Story

British Rowing Chief Executive Officer Alastair Marks announces departure - British Rowing

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

British Rowing Chief Executive Officer Alastair Marks announces departure - British Rowing

Today Alastair Marks has announced his decision to step down from his role as CEO of British Rowing. Alastair was appointed as CEO in April 2022 after holding the position of Interim CEO from November 2021. During his time in the role he has focused on delivering new opportunities for the sport and working with the rowing community to build bottom-up plans to help welcome more people into our clubs. Alastair’s leadership over the Paris 2024 Olym…See the Story

The 1902 International Cork Regatta – The Berlin View

The 1902 International Cork Regatta – The Berlin View

The Berliner Ruder-Club crew at the Cork Regatta. 21 January 2025By Matthias Zander(All photographs from the archives of the Berliner Ruder-Club) In December 2014, Greg Denieffe wrote an article about the 1902 regatta in Cork and the crew of the Berliner Ruder-Club. At the regatta, the German eight lost the final to Leander. As a Berliner, I would like to add a few things to this story as, to this day, the regatta is not forgotten by the Berline…See the Story

No Women Rowing at the 1908 Olympics

No Women Rowing at the 1908 Olympics

While women were not allowed to compete in rowing and other sports at the 1908 Olympic Games, they were allowed to compete in archery. Queenie Newall, of Great Britain, won the gold medal in the women’s double National round. 16 January 2025By Göran R Buckhorn In November 2024 on HTBS, Hélène Rémond reviewed Sophie Danger’s book Alice Milliat, La femme olympique about the Frenchwoman Alice Milliat, who helped organize the first Women’s Olympic G…See the Story

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