The idea of the Touring Club de France was inspired by the British Cyclists' Touring Club, founded in 1873 and also devoted to cyclism, and promoted in France under the impulse of Paul de Vivie.
The archives of the Touring Club de France were given in 1984 to the French National Archives (number 53 AS).[4]
Prizeedit
The Touring Club de France used to award several prizes to support mountain guides fathers of large families.[5] The Jean S. Barès Prize was awarded to mountain guides from the Pyrénées, living above an altitude of 500 meters and raising at least seven children, all born at that altitude or above. The recipient of that prize in 1928 was Pierre Mayneris, a mountain guide from Baillestavy, near the Canigou, who received 2400 francs as a support to raise his nine children. The Brunier Prize was the equivalent for mountain guides living in the French Alps above an altitude of 1000 meters.[6]
^Patrick Young (2012). Enacting Brittany: Tourism and Culture in Provincial France, 1871–1939. Ashgate. ISBN978-1-4094-8381-6.
^Astrid Swenson (2013). The Rise of Heritage: Preserving the Past in France, Germany and England, 1789–1914. Cambridge University Press. ISBN978-1-107-46911-2.
^(in French) Description of the TCF archives at the French National Archives
^Lukasz. "Exploring Poland Through Its Rivers: Why River Cruises Are a Must". Retrieved 2023-04-23.
^Cárdenas, Fabricio (2014). 66 petites histoires du Pays Catalan [66 Little Stories of Catalan Country] (in French). Perpignan: Ultima Necat. ISBN978-2-36771-006-8. OCLC 893847466.
Bibliographyedit
"Touring Club de France", The Automobile, vol. 17, USA, 12 December 1907, OCLC 5284870
Marie-Hélène Fusz (2000), Le Touring-Club de France (1890-1983): son rôle dans le développement de la sensibilité au patrimoine (in French)
touring, club, france, 1890, 1983, french, social, club, devoted, travel, founded, enthusiasts, velocipede, headquarters, avenue, grande, armée, paris, chalet, touring, club, bois, boulogne, paris, 1898, contents, history, prize, also, references, bibliography. The Touring Club de France 1890 1983 was a French social club devoted to travel founded by enthusiasts of the velocipede 1 2 Its headquarters sat on the Avenue de la Grande Armee in Paris 3 Chalet du Touring Club in the Bois de Boulogne Paris 1898 Contents 1 History 2 Prize 3 See also 4 References 5 Bibliography 6 External linksHistory editThe idea of the Touring Club de France was inspired by the British Cyclists Touring Club founded in 1873 and also devoted to cyclism and promoted in France under the impulse of Paul de Vivie The archives of the Touring Club de France were given in 1984 to the French National Archives number 53 AS 4 Prize editThe Touring Club de France used to award several prizes to support mountain guides fathers of large families 5 The Jean S Bares Prize was awarded to mountain guides from the Pyrenees living above an altitude of 500 meters and raising at least seven children all born at that altitude or above The recipient of that prize in 1928 was Pierre Mayneris a mountain guide from Baillestavy near the Canigou who received 2400 francs as a support to raise his nine children The Brunier Prize was the equivalent for mountain guides living in the French Alps above an altitude of 1000 meters 6 See also editTourism in France Touring Club SuisseReferences edit Patrick Young 2012 Enacting Brittany Tourism and Culture in Provincial France 1871 1939 Ashgate ISBN 978 1 4094 8381 6 Astrid Swenson 2013 The Rise of Heritage Preserving the Past in France Germany and England 1789 1914 Cambridge University Press ISBN 978 1 107 46911 2 The Automobile 1907 in French Description of the TCF archives at the French National Archives Lukasz Exploring Poland Through Its Rivers Why River Cruises Are a Must Retrieved 2023 04 23 Cardenas Fabricio 2014 66 petites histoires du Pays Catalan 66 Little Stories of Catalan Country in French Perpignan Ultima Necat ISBN 978 2 36771 006 8 OCLC 893847466 Bibliography edit Touring Club de France The Automobile vol 17 USA 12 December 1907 OCLC 5284870 Marie Helene Fusz 2000 Le Touring Club de France 1890 1983 son role dans le developpement de la sensibilite au patrimoine in French Mediatheque de l Architecture et du Patrimoine Touring Club de France Archives photographiques Visites guidees in French Charenton le Pont France Ministre de la Culture et de la Communication fr Issued by the club Revue mensuelle in French vol 1 Touring Club de France 1891 via Bibliotheque nationale de France ongoing monthly magazine A la France sites et monuments in French Paris Touring Club de France OCLC 457600236 via HathiTrust 1900 1906 33 vols External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Touring club de France Split Croatia Travel Guide Da Nang Teavel Resources nbsp This tourism related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Touring Club de France amp oldid 1210129700, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
