Princess Elizabeth and others on board Enchantress, alongside another day launch

• GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00442
• Item
• 1951

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Princess Elizabeth and others on board Enchantress, alongside another day launch

• GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00427
• Item
• 1951

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Princess Elizabeth and others on board Enchantress, alongside the Polytechnic boathouse

• GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00445
• Item
• 1951

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Princess Elizabeth and others on board Enchantress, alongside the Polytechnic boathouse

• GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00426
• Item
• 1951

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Princess Elizabeth and others on board Enchantress, watching crews marshalling for the Head of the River Race

• GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00425
• Item
• 1951

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Princess Elizabeth and others on board Enchantress, watching the start of the Head of the River Race

• GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00424
• Item
• 1951

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Princess Elizabeth and others watch the Head of the River Race from the TRC balcony

• GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00444
• Item
• 1951

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Princess Elizabeth disembarking from Enchantress, assisted by Doggett's Coat and Badge winner Bert Barry

• GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00430
• Item
• 1951

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Princess Elizabeth leaves the TRC clubhouse in a chauffer driven car

• GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00443
• Item
• 1951

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

Princess Elizabeth with James Hartley on the balcony during the race

• GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00335
• Item
• March 1951

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Princess Elizabeth, J H Hartley and Ian Fairbairn at the start

• GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00337
• Item
• March 1951

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

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Royal Barge of George V and Queen Mary at Henley

• GB TRCA TRC-PHO-1-00588
• Item
• 1912

Part of Records of Thames Rowing Club

George V and Queen Mary are rowed down the Henley course in the Royal Barge, by a crew of watermen. An associated note by Tim Wilson records that Dick Phelps identified stroke as Ernie Barry and 3 as Clasper (though unclear which of that family).

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