© Cyclists’ Touring Club
NORTHUMBERLAND
Open Air Museum, Beamish
Two Replica Repairers Wheels
Confirmed by Ian Hill 2001
The 2 CTC signs are actually replicas. We held the original for a while, however it has since been returned to the AA Archive and so we had the replicas made.
Kate Reeder
Keeper of Social History and Collections Administration
Open Air Museum, Beamish
Two Replica Repairers Wheels
Confirmed by Ian Hill 2001
The 2 CTC signs are actually replicas. We held the original for a while, however it has since been returned to the AA Archive and so we had the replicas made.
Kate Reeder
Keeper of Social History and Collections Administration
NORTHUMBERLAND
The New Inn, Longframlington
Grid Ref: NU132010
Quarters Cast Wheel
Needs Verifying - No sign on picture
Reported by Karl Briggs 1992
The New Inn, Longframlington
Grid Ref: NU132010
Quarters Cast Wheel
Needs Verifying -
Reported by Karl Briggs 1992
I'm not a cyclist myself ~ merely a rambler ~ but recently our rambling club was in Belford, Northumberland, which is just off the A1, about 9 miles NE of Wooler. A number of us wondered about a large bronze-coloured plaque on the front of The Blue Bell Hotel in the centre of the Village (OS REF 109339) ~ It looked like a bicycle wheel with three wings on the hub and CTC in gothic letters . . . None of us knew what it signified but I had an idea in the back of my lumber-room mind that it was something to do with cycling, so I got on the net and soon found your CTC site
