The 84th Annual Stotesbury Cup Regatta
Nest year's regatta: May 20 & 21, 2011 |
Whitemarsh Hall - Then and Now - A Slide ShowA History of Edward T. Stotesbury |
Official Results
Press Coverage
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Barnburners of the Day
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The 2010 regatta schedule is now posted, but please read these notes first.
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Parking passes required for all Chuck Wagons
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| Registration: | Thursday, 3:00 to 6:30 pm at Lloyd Hall |
| Coaches & Coxswains Meeting: | Thursday, 7:00 pm at Lloyd Hall |
| Weigh-ins: | Thursday, 3 pm to 6 pm, and Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., at the Athlete's Village near the Three Angels |
Parent's Page - helpful information for planning your trip to Philadelphia
Trailer parking
Spectator parking
Weather forecast for Philadelphia
Here are the regatta schedules:
| Regatta Bulletin - all the rules and regulations and entry information Parent's Page - helpful information for planning your trip to Philadelphia Advertise in the Stotesbury program - support your favorite team Purchase Stotesbury merchandise on-line at N & D Sports, offical merchandiser of the Stotesbury Cup Regatta. Weather forecast for Philadelphia Winners - the complete list of every Stotesbury winner since 1927. 2009 Stotesbury Photos
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Previous years results
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![]() An aerial view of the fountains and formal gardens at Edward T. Stotesbury's home in suburban Philadelphia. He was once one of the wealthiest men in America. A team of trained mechanics was employed to service the estate’s fleet of chauffeur-driven cars and 35 servants were said to have occupied the service wing of the mansion. A staff of groundskeepers trimmed the grounds of the then-325-acre property. Check out Whitemarsh Hall for a fascinating history of the man who donated the Stotesbury Cup and the mansion he built. Whitemarsh Hall required a staff of 150 and in 1929, $1 million for annual upkeep. As long as someone was willing to finance the house and gardens, Whitemarsh Hall was beautiful and it’s future was secure. But Edward T. Stotesbury died at the age of 89 in 1938 and Mrs. Stotesbury soon closed the house and moved to Palm Beech, Florida. A long decline set in.
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