Club Locations:

1. Lamprey River location and club mailing address:
   

   220 Newmarket Rd.
   Durham, NH 03824

2. Oyster River/ Little Bay / Great Bay Location:
   Jackson’s Landing off of Piscataqua Rd., Durham, NH (not a mailing address)

Coaches:
James Dreher and Coleen M. Fuerst

Year Club Established:
1978

Body of Water:

1. Lamprey River - fresh water, little or no current, protected, scenic river status approved Fall '96
   

2. Oyster River extending into Little Bay, Great Bay (tidal estuary)
   

The 2-Station Indoor Rowing Tank is available to club members for use. For non Durham Boat Club members, the tank can be used for a fee of $5.00 per hour and for out-of-season Club members (i.e., any member in the previous year) the fee is $3.00 per hour.

Club Equipment and Services:

1. Lamprey River - 3-4 Rec-Racers or comparable recreational shells and 4-6 Racing Singles.
2. Oyster River - Racing Singles, Doubles and Quads available to Racing Team Members.
   
   

3. Indoor Rowing Tank: 2-Station Sweep or Sculling Motorized Tank.
4. Four Rowperfect Rowing Simulators all equipped with computers are available to work on power application and boat syngergy. The four units can be tied together as well.
5. Other - Video taping and stroke analysis of selected organized practices for Racing Team Members.
6. Private or group lessons are available for all.
7. Help with finding summer jobs for Racing Team Members.
8. X-country skiing and/or skating during the winter from the Lamprey River location is also available when weather conditions permit.

Membership Numbers & Breakdown:
Total Number of Members - 10-20
Masters/Recreational - 50%; Competitive (any age) - 45%; Juniors - 5%.

Programs Offered:
Sculling: All levels; private and group lessons are available. Coaching is available to competitive athletes.

Club Colors and Blade Description: White, red and blue uniforms with black blades.

Full-Year Member Discounts on Equipment: 15% on oars; 5% on boats (up to $300 discount on boats in one year) and 20% on Team clothing.

The program's focus has shifted around between Juniors, pre-elites, elites and Masters depending on the level of interest. Lately, master rowing has gained in popularity. Presently the emphasis is on serious competitive scullers of any age. See some Historical Photographs taken from old Durham Boat Club video tapes, some of our succesful DBC alumni, and recent DBC news and results.