Geoffrey Winthrop Young (25 October 1876 – 8 September 1958) was a British climber, poet and educator, and author of several notable books on mountaineering...

On 12 February 1909, Mallory met Geoffrey Winthrop Young and developed a good friendship. Through James and Geoffrey, Mallory got to know their brothers...

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established and graded for difficulty. In 1895, the great alpinist Geoffrey Winthrop Young started to climb the roofs of Cambridge University, England. Students...

1930s, and has become the standard term. In 1895, the alpinist Geoffrey Winthrop Young started to climb the roofs of Cambridge University. Students had...

their relationship was not always smooth, and in North Wales with Geoffrey Winthrop Young and J. M. Archer Thomson. An early advocate of bouldering, on the...

a production of the 1603 quarto version of Hamlet. Buildering Geoffrey Winthrop Young Ivo Stourton Nick Raynsford The Night Climbers of Oxford Night...

and 1958. Winthrop Young was born on 25 October 1919 at Heversham, Westmorland (now Cumbria) to renowned mountaineers Geoffrey Winthrop Young and Eleanor...

would become a diplomat and Ottoman scholar. The next brother, Geoffrey Winthrop Young, became a noted educator and mountaineer. Their childhood was spent...

climbing at a young age around their local village. In 1902, aged seven, Eleanor first met English mountaineer Geoffrey Winthrop Young (1876–1958) at...

of Captain Robert Falcon Scott of the Antarctic. One uncle was Geoffrey Winthrop Young, the mountaineer. His half-brother was the painter and conservationist...

Geoffrey Winthrop Young and another, William Mackworth Young became the Lieutenant-Governor or the Punjab. Following the Slavery Abolition Act, Young...

G. W. Young may refer to: Geoffrey Winthrop Young (1876–1958), British climber, poet and educator G. W. Young (athlete), British track and field athlete...

and with a short biography of William Cecil Slingsby authored by Geoffrey Winthrop Young. Slingsby first visited Norway in 1872 and fell in love with the...

Sir George Young, 2nd Baronet and Susan Praed, the sister of Winthrop Mackworth Praed. Mackworth Young was one of his younger brothers. Young succeeded...

modern day equivalent would be about £10 million. Geoffrey Winthrop Young, who was Samuel Young's great-grandson wrote that Samuel was “small, narrow...

Audrey Salkeld, A Portrait of Leni Riefenstahl 1995 Alan Hankinson, Geoffrey Winthrop Young: Poet, Mountaineer, Educator 1994 Dermot Somers, At the Rising...

conveyances meet visitors at Bethesda Station if so desired.” Geoffrey Winthrop Young, a noted alpinist with many first ascents to his credit, stayed...

337) – named after Queen Margherita Pointe Young (3,996 m; 13,110 ft) – named after Geoffrey Winthrop Young Located on the French side of the mountain...

mountaineer and education Geoffrey Winthrop Young was the second son of the fourth baronet, while the politician Hilton Young, 1st Baron Kennet was the...

1944, following a proposal from the president of the Alpine Club, Geoffrey Winthrop Young. It aimed to represent the interests of climbing clubs and primarily...

George Young, 3rd Baronet. His siblings were Geoffrey Winthrop Young, Edward Hilton Young and his sister Eacy Young, who died in her early teens. Young went...

which did not have this line and this was translated into English. Geoffrey Winthrop-Young in an analysis of Leiningen and Goetsch's works notes that "In...

Broome. The south-east face was completely climbed in 1906 by Geoffrey Winthrop Young and R.G. Mayor with the guide Josef Knubel of St. Niklaus in the...

Archived from the original on 8 April 2022. Retrieved 8 April 2022. Geoffrey Winthrop Young, John Hurst, Richard Williams, The Roof-Climber's Guide to Trinity:...

C. Fosson and O. Frachey. In 1907, Geoffrey Winthrop Young and his guide traversed the whole ridge two times. Young wanted to traverse the ridge from the...

these members, and the plaque was dedicated on Whit Sunday 1924 by Geoffrey Winthrop Young in front of 500 people. The bronze memorial, weighing 70 kg, was...

Geoffrey Winthrop Young and R. G. Major, with the guides Josef Knubel and Gabriel Lochmatter of St. Niklaus in the canton Valais. According to Young it...

1938–1940: Sir Claud Schuster GCB (later Lord Schuster) 1941–1943: Geoffrey Winthrop Young 1944–1946: Leo Amery 1947–1949: Tom George Longstaff 1950–1952:...

(ODNB entry) Maurice Woodhead, (1915-1974) electrical retailer Geoffrey Winthrop Young (1876–1958), mountaineer, poet and educator Much archival material...