Pennsylvania Barge Club; Oar Blade is Painted in Club Colors and Pattern

This pamphlet contains the Articles of Incorporation of the Pennsylvania Boat House Association of Philadelphia, March 1, 1867 and the Constitution of the Pennsylvania Barge Club

Baltimore, MD, Senior Pair-Oared Shells with Coxswain, Won By Pennsylvania Barge Club

Baltimore, MD, Senior Four-Oared Shell with Coxswain 145 Lb. Class, Won By Pennsylvania Barge Club

Philadelphia, Senior Single, Won By Pennsylvania Barge Club

Presented to Latrobe Coswell, This Plaque is Presented to Toby By His Rowing Friends in Recognition of 25 Years Service As Secretary-Treasurer of the Middle States Regatta Association, Having Become Known as Mr. Middle States Through An Outstanding and Unparalled Effort On Behalf of the Sport of Rowing in the United States. The Association is Forever Indebted to This Great Sportsman.

Philadelphia, Senior Four-Oared Shell, Won By Pennsylvania Barge Club

Four-Oared Shell

Middle States Regatta Association, Baltimore, MD, Junior Eight-Oar Shell, Won by Pennsylvania Barge Club, Time 5:13.4

Philadelphia, Won By Pennsylvania Barge Club, Junior Single

These are sheets of original letterhead for the Unites States Rowing Society, which is the entity that succeeded Pennsylvania Barge Club as the owner/steward of #4 Kelly Drive, Boathouse Row, Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Junior Double, Won By Pennsylvania Barge Club

This is an original photo of a "Commodore's Review" conducted near the east bank of the Schuylkill below Girard Avenue Bridge.

Annual Regatta, Junior Single, Won By Pennsylvania Barge Club

These are original pencil sketches for a new keystone logo for the Pennsylvania Barge Club.

22nd Annual Regatta, Philadelphia, First Four-Oar Shell, Won By Pennsylvania Barge Club

This is an original event brochure for the intramural Annual Regatta of the Pennsylvania Barge Club in 1915

Commodore's Prize

Junior Four-Oared Gigs, Won By Pennsylvania Barge Club

Pair-Oar Shell, Won By Pennsylvania Barge Club

This is an original membership certificate for Arthur Brofsman into the Pennsylvania Barge Club in 1870. This is currently the oldest known artifact in the archives of the Club.

Philadelphia, Junior Quad Sculls

This is a photo greeting card in an embossed leather cover. Although the exact date is unknown, four of the crew members in this photo are the same athletes who competed in the Olympics in 1928