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About Us > Centurions History
From the Archives.....
Photos and stories from our History
1933
Cover of a leaflet listing exhibits in a photographic exhibition held at the National Portrait Gallery in 1985 entitled "The Sporting Thirties".
The front cover is dominated by a very evocative photo of Tom being fed by Alf Pope at White City in 1933.
The Centurions celebrate their Centenary in 2011.
The major event of the celebrations was the Centenary Dinner which was held at the House of Commons on 14th May 2011.
A total of 164 Centurions and guests enjoyed the eveing full of toasts and (short) speeches and catching up with old friend.
Read all about the evening and see the photos...
Centenary Dinner
Happy Memories - the toasts, the menu...
Toast to The Society
Photo Gallery
The next event will be the 100miles organised by Surrey Walking Club and will be held on 2nd-3rd July at Lingfield Park, Surrey.
This is a qualifying race for admittance to the Brotherhood of Centurions on gaining 100 miles in 24 hours (in a judged event)
All details can be found on the Surrey Walking Club website
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As part of our History, Centurions relate tales of their early races and how they reached that 100 miles.