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Its headquarters was the former Admiralty yacht ''Enchantress'', a thousnad-ton floating clubhouse moored at Buckler's Head near to beaulieu, Hants.
Its headquarters was the former Admiralty yacht ''Enchantress'', a thousand-ton floating clubhouse moored at Buckler's Head near to Beaulieu, Hants.


== See Also ==
== See Also ==

Revision as of 16:34, 14 March 2011

1905 May. The Motor Yacht Club was created by a group of members of the Automobile Club of Great Britain and Ireland. They included:

Its headquarters was the former Admiralty yacht Enchantress, a thousand-ton floating clubhouse moored at Buckler's Head near to Beaulieu, Hants.

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  • [1] RMYC web site
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