File:The Wet Dock, Ipswich oil painting c. 1842.jpg
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English: A very early image, possibly the earliest example of a women’s crew, dressed identically for racing. The wet dock in the background was opened in 1842 with great pomp and ceremony, as the largest wet dock in the country at that time. A visiting crew of women from the south coast travelled to ‘take on allcomers’. This is likely to be them, captured in the oil painting. |
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| Source | http://ipswichrc.org.uk/history |
| Author | Claude Lorraine Nursey |
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| current | 19:53, 17 December 2019 | | 1,348 × 954 (557 KB) | LakeKnowledge | User created page with UploadWizard |
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