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Archive Reference / Library Class No.D5341
TitleDerby District Association Cyclists' Touring Club
Date1924-1976
DescriptionRecords of the Derby District Association of the Cyclists' Touring Club, including minutes, annual reports and financial papers
Extent1.5 boxes
LevelFonds
RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
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Archive CreatorDerby District Association Cyclists' Touring Club
Administrative HistoryThe Cyclists' Touring Club was formed in 1878 as a national cycling organisation to look after the rights and conditions of cyclists. In 1909 the Nottingham District Association expanded to include Derbyshire. They divided in 1924, with the inaugural meeting of the Derby D.A. being held on 10 May in the Cavendish Café, Derby.

In about July 1929 a section was formed in Alfreton (D5244). This dispanded in 1949 and was reformed in 1991. Due to wartime problems, the Burton Section was transferred to North Staffordshire in 1943. The Long Eaton Section was formed in 1948 but disbanded in 1969. The Heanor was formed in 1950. Yet again this was dissolved in 1960.
Custodial HistoryThe records were deposited by the Secretary of the Derby Cycling Club in November 2000
Organisation Sub-TypeSports, games and outdoor activities
Related MaterialDerbyshire Record Office also holds additional records for the Derby Section 1924-1990 (D5342). There are also minute books for a Derby Cycling Club 1878-1890 (D3987).
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