Boats and Equipment

(Davy built?)

TC Mendenhall was a fellow historian and the dean of rowing history, he was Yale grad, Oxford scholar, president of Smith College, oar label: E Norris. The Olympic, Tubular (girder), Riverside Putney, London

1972 US coxless-four - B Miller

Donoratico-ITA, FW Hagerty-Cohasset, JA Garofalo-Worcester, Wm Smith-Boston, WH Stevens-Bath, Shea Bros-Cambridge, JH Clasper-Putney, F Rough-Oxford, F Pirsch-Berlin, EL Williams-Lowell, Bowers & Phelps-Putney, Blakey-Cambridge, Cambridge Boat Works-Cambridge, WH Davey-Cambridge, W. Waters & Sons

Oars-Builder-Shells

(Mounted on display Board)

(Mounted on display board)

(Mounted on display board)

Boat plate, inscribed: E. Waters & Sons, Builders, Troy NY, Patented May 11, 1869, No. 223. The boat plate was fastened to the hull production number 223, (mounted on display board)

Builders

No. XXXXX

Conte Gaddo Della Gherardesca

Builders

Bootswerft

Builder

Builder

Francis Willard Hagerty

Boat Builders

Builders

"The Stentor Megaphone, Patented April 4th 1899

1969 Northeastern Univ. Crew - B Miller

1968 Stotesbury Regatta King's Cup Varsity Fours winner, time 5:21.9, LM (Lower Merion,) inside written crew's initials

Dedicated and christened, 2021 12 12, Vesper Boat Club. Robby Zimonyi-Cox, Bill Stowe-Stroke, Bill Knecht-#7, Boyce Budd-#6, Emory Clark-#5, Tom Amlong-#4, Stan Cwiklinski-#3, Hugh Foley-#2, Joe Amlong-Bow; Alternates Chet Riley, Bill Donovan; Allen Rosenberg, Coach; Dietrich Rose, Assist. Coach; John B. Kelly, Jr., Patron of Sport; Dr. Charles W. "Doc" Riggall, Vesper BC President'