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The [[Percy Amateur Rowing Club]] was formed in 1872 and they were granted the lease of a boathouse at the Low Lights area in North Shields, close to what is now the Fish Quay. The boathouse was formally used as a "Salmon Hatchery House" before the Duke of Northumberland's Estate granted the l;ease for it to be used a Boat House. The main mover behind establishing the Club seems to be a Mr. Tulloch. It is not known how long the Club existed but it is suspected only a few years owing to the lack of references.<br> | The [[Percy Amateur Rowing Club]] was formed in 1872 and they were granted the lease of a boathouse at the Low Lights area in North Shields, close to what is now the Fish Quay. The boathouse was formally used as a "Salmon Hatchery House" before the Duke of Northumberland's Estate granted the l;ease for it to be used a Boat House. The main mover behind establishing the Club seems to be a Mr. Tulloch. It is not known how long the Club existed but it is suspected only a few years owing to the lack of references.<br> | ||
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[[File:Percy RC Lease 1.jpg| | [[File:Percy RC Lease 1.jpg|frameless|Percy ARC Lease Page 1]]''Lease for the Percy ARC Boathouse'' | ||
[[File:DARCBoathouse1860.jpg|frameless|Durham ARC Original Boathouse 1860-1897]]''The original boathouse 1860'' | |||
Revision as of 11:03, 18 February 2021
The Percy Amateur Rowing Club was formed in 1872 and they were granted the lease of a boathouse at the Low Lights area in North Shields, close to what is now the Fish Quay. The boathouse was formally used as a "Salmon Hatchery House" before the Duke of Northumberland's Estate granted the l;ease for it to be used a Boat House. The main mover behind establishing the Club seems to be a Mr. Tulloch. It is not known how long the Club existed but it is suspected only a few years owing to the lack of references.
Lease for the Percy ARC Boathouse
The original boathouse 1860