A Manchester mountaineering and hill-walking club founded in 1902, whose members pioneered gritstone climbing, opened the first climbing hut in the British Isles in 1912 and helped found mountain rescue in Britain. Women have been admitted since 1990.
Sources: Wikipedia: The Rucksack Club, Rucksack Club: Club history, A Short History of the Rucksack Club 1902–1939, Appendix I
4 recorded climbers.
| Climber | Period | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Fred Pigott | 1938–1939 |
Listed as Alfred S. Pigott. Source: A Short History of the Rucksack Club 1902–1939, Appendix I |
| Climber | Period | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Morley Wood | 1922–1930 |
Joint Honorary Secretary with Arthur E. Burns. Source: A Short History of the Rucksack Club 1902–1939, Appendix I |
| Climber | Period | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Fred Pigott | from 1919 |
Joined in 1919; on the committee from 1921 to 1971 (Wikipedia). Source: A Short History of the Rucksack Club 1902–1939, Appendix I |
| Chris Brasher |
Listed among notable members. Source: Wikipedia: The Rucksack Club |
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| Ernest A. Baker |
Listed among notable members. Source: Wikipedia: The Rucksack Club |
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| Morley Wood |
'Morley Wood had joined the Club before the war.' Source: A Short History of the Rucksack Club 1902–1939, Appendix I |