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English: Title: Rowers of Njord (rowing subassociation of the L.S.C.) in a coxed eight leave their own location and set sail for the Varsity on the Amsterdam Rijnkanaal in Jutphaas Author/creator: Jonker, Hendrik (1883-1944) Shelfmark: AHM-F-59708-748 Subject (topical): Gelatin silver negatives College students Water activities Fraternities (associations) Pulling boats Rowing Subject (geographic): Netherlands Leiden Note: Title devised from content by Library Staff. L.S.C.: Leidsch Studenten Corps, Virtus Concordia Fides (\'Leiden student association, virtue, unity, loyalty\'). The fraternity was founded in 1839 and merged in 1974 with the sorority V.V.S.L. (Vereeniging voor Vrouwelijke Studenten te Leiden) into the mixed student association Minerva. Njord, the rowing subassociation of the L.S.C. was founded in 1874 and is located at the Galgenwater in Leiden. The clubhouse is at the Morschweg. It is named after the Nordic god Njord. Reference: Steven Wachlin, Photographers in the Netherlands. [A-L], The Hague/Rotterdam 2011 Language: No linguistic content Country: Netherlands Published: 5 May 1940 Persistent URL: http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:2554751 Published (digital): Leiden University Libraries, Extent: electronic resource |
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| Author | Jonker, Hendrik (1883-1944) |
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