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Mug;Ned Hanlan Collection;All Items Copyright Canada Sports Hall of Fame


Ned Hanlan Collection

Name / TitleMug
CollectionNed Hanlan Collection
Object ID963.2.1
ProvenanceMug to commemorate Ned Hanlan's win over Tricket of NSW at the Champion of the World event.
Circumferance10.160
Height15.240
Date

1880-11-15

Description

Glass mug that has an image of Ned Hanlan in a rowing position. Toward the handle and on both sides are two pairs of crossed oars. Inscription on the front.

Notes

Richard McFarlane - Expert on Ned Hanlan and general Canadian rowing history. His work number is 416 - 392 - 5736. His home phone number is 416 - 484 - 4560. He is more than willing to help out with any questions regarding the subject.

PeopleNed Hanlan, Alice McNair
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This black and white photograph of a drawing shows an image of a rowing race. Rower Ned Hanlan and American rower Charles Courtney are racing on the water as spectators look on from boats. Various ships and building can be seen in the background. A drawing of Courtney can be seen in an inset at the top of the image. The caption underneath this inset reads:
This colour photograph of a drawing shows a formal head shot of rower Ned Hanlan surrounded by a coat of arms. The caption
This black and white photograph shows rower Ned Hanlan sitting on the water in a rowing shell as he looks at the camera. Hanlan is holding his oars, and is wearing a striped t-shirt, black shorts and wool socks.
Black and white enlargement of a photograph of an action pose of Ned Hanlan sitting in a rowing shell. The back is inscribed with
This black and white photograph shows the Edward Hanlan statue on the Canadian National Exhibition grounds.
This sepia-toned composite consists of 27 formal head shots of great rowers, and captions below each photograph that note the rower's name, country and title. Ned Hanlan can be seen in the larger, middle photograph. The caption underneath Hanlan's photograph reads: Edward Hanlan, Toronto. Champion of the World.
This black and white photograph shows a crowd of people gathered around the Edward Hanlan Statue in front of the Automobile Building on the Canadian National Exhibition grounds.
This is a black and white reproduction photograph of Ned Hanlan sitting in a rowing shell on the water. He is holding the oars and facing the camera. He is wearing a t-shirt and knee high pants. This photograph is framed in golden coloured wood.
This black and white painting shows rowers Charles Courtney (left) and Ned Hanlan (right) training in the Toronto Bay. A newspaper caption accompanying the photograph noted that Courtney and Hanlan were considered to be the
This is a colour lithographic composite print of several small sketches surrounding a large sketch located in the center. All the sketches are of events or places relating to the rowing competition between Hanlan and Courtney. In the center a large sketch shows crowds gathering near the shore to watch the race. Two rowers are on the water having just left the starting line. Above this sketch is map of the waterway where the event has taken place. Below the center sketch is a depiction of Hanlan sitting in his rowing shell. In the top left and top right corners there are sketches of the headquarters of Hanlan and Courtney. This lithograph is framed in brown and metallic coloured wood.
This sepia-toned montage shows multiple photographs of rowers. The top two rows show formal head shots of the athletes, while the bottom photograph shows rower Ned Hanlan sitting in his rowing scull as he poses for the camera. Hanlan is wearing a tank and black shorts. Top row: Courteny, Schartt, Morriss. Middle row: Ross, Hanlan, Plasled.
This sepia-toned photograph shows rower Ned Hanlan sitting on the water in a rowing shell as he looks at the camera. Hanlan is holding his oars, and is wearing a striped t-shirt, black shorts and wool socks. A caption below the photograph reads:
Round silver medal hanging from cross-bar. Inlay work on edge of medal. Front of medal is inscribed. The back has a floral inlay design covering the entire surface of the medal.
A black leather belt with a silver buckle. In centre of the buckle is the RTC (Toronto Rowing Club) flag. Three oval name plates on left side of belt. They include the names of the winners.
Glass mug that has an image of Ned Hanlan in a rowing position. Toward the handle and on both sides are two pairs of crossed oars. Inscription on the front.
A long wooden rowing shell with one seat. The seat sits on two tracks that move back and forth depending on the rowers' movements.
Rectangular banner at top with